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German message templates
Writing to a landlord, an office, a doctor or an employer in German? Pick your situation, answer a few questions, and get a finished German message — with its English translation and why it's phrased that way — ready to send in one tap.
Your details
Enter your name and address once — they prefill every message. Saved only in this browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Request a Bürgeramt appointment
Answer a few questions
Your message
Terminanfrage
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, ich möchte gerne einen Termin für […] vereinbaren. Ich bin […] verfügbar und richte mich nach Ihren freien Terminen. Über einen Terminvorschlag würde ich mich freuen. Mit freundlichen Grüßen […]
English — for your reference (you send the German)
Dear Sir or Madam, I would like to arrange an appointment for […]. I am available […] and can fit in with your open slots. I would be grateful for a proposed date. Kind regards […]
Fill the highlighted fields above to finish your message.
What happens next
The office replies with a slot. Bring your passport or ID and the documents your appointment type needs.
Why it's phrased this way
- German formal correspondence uses the polite form "Sie" (always capitalised), never "du", for anyone you do not know personally — landlords, offices, doctors, employers. Verbs and pronouns follow the Sie form throughout the message. Source ↗
- Open a formal message with "Sehr geehrte Frau [surname]," or "Sehr geehrter Herr [surname]," when you know the recipient's name, and "Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren," when you do not. The salutation ends with a comma, and the first word of the sentence that follows is written in lower case. Source ↗
- Close a formal message with "Mit freundlichen Grüßen" followed by your name — the standard business sign-off. The closing line itself takes no comma or other punctuation. Source ↗
Every template
- Ask your landlord for the Wohnungsgeberbestätigung
- Request a Bürgeramt appointment
- Ask HR for a document
- Request a doctor's appointment
- Enquire about a flat / apply for a viewing
- Request a document from an office
- Ask your Krankenkasse a question
- Reply to an interview invitation
- Report that you're off sick (Krankmeldung)
- Report a defect / request a repair
- Ask a utility / provider a question
- A polite formal enquiry (blank frame)
What this does and doesn't do
These are templates for everyday, no-consequence correspondence — you fill in your own details and send. It does not write cancellations, objections, or any letter with a legal deadline (a Kündigung or Widerspruch): those carry legal effect, so take them to the Verbraucherzentrale or the relevant office. We explain and translate; we don't advise.
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Rules last verified: 2026-07-19.