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What is the Chinese equivalent of "Encl." used in formal, written correspondences to alert the recipient of the presence of enclosed documents?

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  • 附件： or 附： is OK.
    – Stan
    Jul 4 '13 at 9:11
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随信附上 or 附件

Here is a webpage of baidu(an chinese website) zhidao (pinyin, which means know) which explains Encl. in chinese and english. http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/40359245.html Hope it is helpful. :)

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  • Actually the link only explains what Encl. means in English. It doesn't provide any further example or explanation of the Chinese usage.
    – going
    Jul 5 '13 at 0:02
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Encl. means "附件 (fù jiàn)" in Chinese. You can say 请查看附件 (qǐng chá kàn fù jiàn) means "Please check the enclosed files" in English to alert your recipient.

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