How to address mail unh

When addressing mail to someone in the United States, you should use the following format:

Recipient's Name Street Address or Post Office Box City, State ZIP Code

Here's a breakdown of each part:

1. Recipient's Name: Write the person's name as it appears on their driver's license or other official documents. Use the full name, including any middle names or initials.
2. Street Address or Post Office Box: If the person has a street address, write it in the format "123 Main Street". If they have a post office box, write "PO Box 123".
3. City, State ZIP Code: Write the city and state, followed by the ZIP code. For example, "New York, NY 10021".

Here are some additional tips:

• Use the correct abbreviations for states and territories. You can find a list of state abbreviations on the USPS website.
• Use a hyphen to separate the street address from the city and state. For example, "123 Main St - New York, NY 10021".
• If the recipient has a suite or apartment number, include it after the street address. For example, "123 Main St #101 - New York, NY 10021".
• If the recipient has a rural route or box number, include it after the city and state. For example, "Rural Route 1 - Box 123 - New York, NY 10021".

Here's an example of a complete address:

John Doe 123 Main Street New York, NY 10021

Remember to double-check the address for accuracy before sending the mail.