Please find attached

How it is used

Followed by the document: 'Please find attached the invoice.' It is slightly formal; in everyday emails 'I've attached…' or 'Attached is…' sound more natural. 'Please find enclosed' is used for letters and parcels.

Example sentences

1. Please find attached the signed contract and the payment schedule.

2. Please find attached our offer for the second phase of the project.

Common collocations

• please find attached the report
• please find the attached file
• attached is
• I've attached

Related terms

• attachmentA file, such as a document, spreadsheet or image, that is sent together with an email message.
• best regardsA polite closing phrase written just before your name at the end of a professional email.
• forwardTo send an email or message that you have received to another person, often with a short comment of your own.
• draftAn early version of a document, email or plan that is not final yet and will probably be changed. As a verb, to write that first version.

More terms: Emails and Reports

• CC
• follow up
• FYI
• look forward to
• loop in
• reply all
• out of office
• executive summary
• KPI
• reach out
• subject line
• BCC