For formal letters, use a block letter format. In block format, everything is aligned to the left margin of the page to create a neat look. Different parts of the letter are separated by spaces, and there are no indentations. Cover letters for potential jobs or letters of complaint are typically written in block format. After the sender’s address is written, skip 1 to 2 lines to leave a neat space before writing the date. If you’re typing your letter, hit enter once or twice.  Use the same formatting throughout the rest of your letter. For example, if you skipped 1 line between the address and the date, skip 1 line between the date and the recipient’s information. Consistent formatting will make your letter look neat and organized. If you’re using a professional letterhead that includes the sender’s address in the header, your date will be written first in your letter. For formal letters, don’t use abbreviated months or all numbers. For example, “January” should not be abbreviated to “Jan” or “01.” Be sure to write out the entire month.  If both you and your recipient of the letter are in the U.S., Belize, or Micronesia, write your date in month-date-year format. For instance, if your letter were dated 02/23/2019, you would write the date as "February 23, 2019."  In much of the rest of the world, including Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, or most of Central America, the preferred format is date-month-year, which looks like "23 February, 2019." If both you and the recipient live somewhere where this format is used, opt for this style.  If you live where one format is used and the recipient lives somewhere that the other format is preferred, you can choose which one you'd rather use. You can also sidestep the issue by using a year-month-date format, or "2019 February 23," if you'd like.
أزِح التاريخ ناحية الهامش الأيمن. اترك سطرًا أو اثنين بعد عنوان المرسل ثم اكتب التاريخ. اكتب التاريخ كاملًا دون أي اختصارات.