Current mailing address labels
Here are some current mailing address label formats:
USPS (United States Postal Service) Address Labels:
- The USPS recommends using the following format for address labels:
- Recipient's Name
- Street Address or PO Box
- City, State ZIP Code
- Optional: Apartment or Suite Number
- Example: John Doe 123 Main St Austin, TX 78701 Apt 101
Canada Post Address Labels:
- Canada Post recommends using the following format for address labels:
- Recipient's Name
- Street Address or PO Box
- City, Province, Postal Code
- Optional: Apartment or Suite Number
- Example: John Doe 123 Main St Toronto, ON M5V 2L1 Apt 101
International Address Labels:
- The Universal Postal Union (UPU) recommends using the following format for international address labels:
- Recipient's Name
- Street Address or PO Box
- City, Country
- Postal Code (if available)
- Optional: Apartment or Suite Number
- Example: John Doe 123 Main St Tokyo, Japan 100-0001 Apt 101
General Guidelines:
- Use a clear and legible font, such as Arial or Helvetica, in a size that is easy to read.
- Use all capital letters for the street address and city, and title case for the recipient's name and state/province.
- Use a consistent format throughout the label.
- Make sure to include the correct postal code or ZIP code.
- Avoid using abbreviations or symbols that may be difficult to read.
Remember to check with your local post office or postal service for specific guidelines on address labels in your area.