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Proper salutation??
I would say for example:
Dear Mrs. Alberta Ramona-Hernandez or something like that....
is that what you mean??
Or..."Hello Mrs. Ramona-Hernandez."
Yes. Hyphenated last names, no matter how long, are treated as a single item and the whole string should be used when formally addressing the person.
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patience young padawon!
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