All of these are examples of how you can refer to an attachment in an email message: My resume is attached. Please see the attachment for my resume. I have attached my resume. You will see from my resume (attached) that I am a qualified candidate.

Hi Lisa_08 As Troy says, a simple 'attached is ...', or '... is attached' is sufficient.

"here find attached so and so " sounds good too .

In English, you always want to say more with less (don't repeat the same idea). If something is attached, they will find it. Just say "attached is ...as a Word/Excel/etc. document. With email, it is good to tell them what kind of document is attached in case the email application does not open the attachment properly.