How do I use c.c. in a very formal official letter?

Where do I place c.c. in a very formal official letter?


I know that the first goes - addressee name -%26gt; title -%26gt; address -%26gt; and then goes date -%26gt; dear john doe -%26gt; main letter -%26gt; sincerely -%26gt; signature -%26gt; name %26amp; title -%26gt; sender's address.


So, where does the "c.c. + name, title, address" go in this formal format?





Thanks for help.

How do I use c.c. in a very formal official letter?
below the sender's title
Reply:Like this:





ABC News


1234 Main Street


Anyplace, CA 95112





To whom it may concern,





Blah Blah Blah. Yada Yada Yada.





Sincerely,


Me


The President of The Me Club





cc: NBC News
Reply:cc means carbon copy


you don't need it unless you want to show a copy going to some else besides the addressee
Reply:After the name and signature of the sender, two or three lines below, it goes in the envelope too, with the name of the person or office you are sending the copy