Log what went out and chase what expects a reply
A letter you cannot prove you sent is halfway to not having sent it. Keep a simple record of what went out, to whom and when, with proof of sending, and note which letters expect an answer, then chase the answers on a rhythm. The register turns your correspondence from a scatter of emails into a thread a final account, or a dispute, can one day read.
Updated: 22 August 2026
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