New apology letter templates from the website ApologyLetters.net provide free frameworks for saying "sorry" in business and personal matters.


"ApologyLetters.net now has 454 sample letters," said Kevin Savetz, the site's creator. "The letter templates serve as jumping off points for people struggling to find the right words to suit their situation"


Each template downloads instantly in DOC format for editing in Microsoft Word, or site users can simply cut and paste the text directly from the site.


These new letters address mistakes both large and small. Some of the wording addresses making amends.


New personal apologies include: not attending an event, overreacting, judging and lecturing someone and dating someone's ex. The selection of public apologies has been expanded to address rudeness and lying.


Some of the new templates can be used to address matters relevant during the coronavirus pandemic, such as apologies for being careless or unknowingly spreading illness.


New sample letters for workplace issues cover: a privacy breach, misbehavior by an employee and shipping delays. There are also two new apologies intended to be sent as text messages. Plus, there's a letter with wording for declining a college acceptance.


The responses to apologies category has been expanded, too.


ApologyLetters.net also has templates for kids and teens as well as short articles with tips on how to write a letter of apology.


"Each template is free to download and customize for personal use," Savetz reiterated.


ApologyLetters.net is a sister site to FreePrintable.net's other letters sites, including: hardship letters at LetterOfHardship.net, resignation letters at ResignationLetters.biz and recommendation letters at LettersOfRecommendation.net.


There are more than 100 sites in the FreePrintable.net family of free printables sites created by Savetz Publishing, Inc., a company devoted to creating useful and informative web sites of interest to consumers and small businesses.