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[DATE]
[NAME] [TITLE] [ADDRESS] Dear Mr Man, Today I received my account statement from your office for the period
ending 3/31/19– and found my instructions for rolling over stock into
my ABC had not been carried out. I face severe tax consequences if this
account cannot be corrected to indicate a rollover of my company stock
into another qualified retirement plan within the next 14 days. Needless to say, I am disappointed these instructions have not been
followed and am inconvenienced by having to write this second letter of
instruction. (Ms. Mary, the account executive assigned to me, says she
lost my January 16 letter.) Please take the following actions to correct my account: 1. Roll over 406 shares of A Company common stock into my
qualified ABC account #12345678. 2. Roll over 150 shares of XYZ common stock into my
qualified ABC account #10111213. 3. Make the effective date of both transactions February
1 because the delay in the rollover was due to mishandling of my
previous instructions. I know you wish to maintain the good reputation of your brokerage
firm, and I am counting on you to take care of these transactions
immediately. Yours truly, [Signature] [NAME] [TITLE]
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