Apology Letter for Late Submission of Project

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Letter of Apology for Project Submission Delay

To,
The Principal,
___________ (Name of the School),
___________ (School’s Address)

Date:__/__/____

Subject: Delay in the submission of the project

Respected Sir/ Madam,

With due respect, my name is _________(Name of the Student) studying in the class_____(Class of the Student) bearing Roll Number_____(Roll Number).

My apologies for informing you that I would not be able to submit my project of the subject ________ (Name the subject) on the scheduled submission date i.e.__________ (Date) which was assigned by __________ Sir/Madam (Name of the Teacher) on _________(Date) due to _________ (Reason for Non Submission of project eg. Sickness/Urgent visit to the hometown/Urgent visit to an unavoidable place/ Preparing for Competition/Exam).

Humbly, request you to grant an extension of _________ (Number of days) days to submit the project. I assure you that I will submit the project on or before__________(Give the Date) without any failure.

I would be grateful if you accept my request.

Yours Faithfully/Sincerely,

__________(Name of the Student),
__________(Class)

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FAQs

1. What should I include in the subject line of the letter?
   • The subject line should clearly state the reason for the letter, such as "Delay in the Submission of the Project" or "Extension Request for Project Submission."
2. How should I address the recipient in the letter?
   • It's respectful to address the principal as "Respected Sir/Madam" or "Dear Principal."
3. Do I need to provide a reason for the delay?
   • Yes, it's important to provide a valid reason for the delay, such as sickness, personal emergencies, or unforeseen circumstances.
4. Is it necessary to mention the teacher's name who assigned the project?
   • Yes, mentioning the teacher's name adds clarity and helps the recipient understand the context of the delay.
5. Should I express gratitude in the letter?
   • Yes, it's courteous to express gratitude for the recipient's understanding and consideration of your request for an extension.

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