Mini plantilla de correo formal: pedir información sobre la renovación

Plantilla mini de correo formal para pedir información sobre renovación: practica cortesía con condicional y fórmulas fijas.
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Elige el saludo más adecuado para un correo formal a Extranjería.
Recommended greeting in formal email templates to the administration: "Estimados señores:"
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Look for an official tone – like "Dear Sirs," in English.
Recommended greeting in formal email templates to the administration: "Estimados señores:"
In a formal email in Spain the usual formula is "Estimado/a(s) …:" with a colon. "Hola/Buenas" sounds too informal to address an administrative office.
The polite option = conditional form.
The conditional softens the request: "Quisiera / Querría / ¿Podría…?"
The conditional form "Quisiera" softens the request and sounds polite. "Quiero/Deseo" are more direct; for an information request at B1 level "Quisiera" is better.
Remember the formula "¿Podría…?" – it is the most neutral and polite option.
In formal correspondence with "usted" we use "¿Podría…?" (conditional of courtesy). "Puede/Puedes" sound more direct.
The cliché starts with "Adjunto…"
Frequent formula in the body of an email: "Adjunto los documentos requeridos…"
"Adjunto…" is the standard set phrase, in the present tense, for cover emails. "Adjunté…" (past) is possible but less typical as a cliché; "Pego…" is incorrect here.
In official correspondence, avoid emotional "hugs" and kisses.
Common formal farewells: "Atentamente," "Un saludo,"
In a formal email use "Atentamente," (or "Un saludo," which is slightly less formal). "Besos/Un abrazo" are only for close contacts.
Soften the request with "Me gustaría…"
The conditional in requests: "Me gustaría saber…", "¿Podría…?"
"Me gustaría saber…" (with a conditional structure) softens the tone. "Quiero…" and the imperative "Dígame…" sound harsher.
The subject line should contain the key words of your request.
Example of a clear and specific subject line in a formal email template.
A clear, specific "Asunto" helps your email be processed quickly. "Duda" is too vague, and having no subject is a very common mistake.
All the key formulas should sound official and neutral.
Model structure: greeting + request with conditional + reference to attachments + closing formula.
This is a combo of typical set phrases: "Estimados…", "(Quisiera) solicitar información", "Adjunto…", "Atentamente," – a safe formal template for B1 level.

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