1, format:

The format and content of the lawyer's letter are very strict, and the final signature must be stamped with the lawyer's affairs, otherwise there is doubt.

2. Information:

It can be verified by inquiring the contact information of the sender in the lawyer's letter, or by inquiring whether the local judicial bureau has lawyer information. False information cannot be queried. Finally, you can bring the original lawyer's letter and go directly to the law firm for verification.

3. Delivery method:

The vast majority of lawyers' letters are delivered in writing by express mail, and only when the recipient has no fixed residence or can't find it can they be delivered electronically (such as scanned copies of lawyers' letters).

4. See if there are any fresh chapters in the law firm:

If the lawyer's letter you receive is not stamped with the bright red seal of the law firm, then it is just an ordinary letter, not a lawyer's letter. Maybe even fraud. The seal is usually from a law firm.

5. Do you have a lawyer's name?

If there is no lawyer's name, you can choose to ignore this lawyer's letter. On the standard lawyer's letter, the lawyer's name will definitely be written on the lawyer's letter. Some will also write the lawyer's phone number and address, so that you can contact the lawyer directly.