Does this sentence make sense? Or is there better way saying it?
Entrusted, we have verified paid-up situation of the registered capital your company applies for establishment registration up to Oct. 27, 2004.We have accepted the entrustment, and verified paid-up situation of the registered capital that your company applies for establishment of registration up to Nov. 18, 2013.
Is that clearer? Thanks.
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No, the sentence does not make sense to me.
What is entrusted ? - a person or the company ?
If I put a full stop to make your one sentence into two sentences, the second sentence below seems OK but the first sentence is still a mystery.
? Entrusted, we have verified paid-up situation of the registered capital.
OK your company applies for establishment registration up to Oct. 27, 2004.
More information, please.
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So entrusted is acting like an introduction to a formal letter -- Something like
Dear Sirs
we have confirmed the payment of fees for your company registration for the period up to Oct 27, 2004
Have I totally missed the mark ?
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Yes, She means what you wrote.
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Wow, that's a bit of a muddle there :)
I guess you could try rewriting it like this, but I'm not certain that this conveys the meaning you're trying to convey:
Entrusted partners (?), we have verified your payment situation for the registered capital of your company, as applies for the establishment registration up to Oct. 27, 2004
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