When you say to someone that “your guidance is sought here,” youexpress your need for their assistance. You are generally asking for advice or information that you need to sol… See more

“The situation warrants your attention or instruction” is another alternative that you can use instead of “please advise” in your emails. When you reiterate to someone that “the situatio… See more

“May I get your advice on the matter” is both cordial and professional. Whenever you begin a statement or request with “may I,” you can automatically keep your phrasing ve… See more

“Awaiting further instructions” is another excellent alternative to “please advise” and you can use them interchangeably. When you say that you are “awaiting further instructions… See more