How to address po box mail

When addressing mail to a PO Box, you should use the following format:

Recipient's Name PO Box Number Post Office Name City, State ZIP Code

Here's a breakdown of each component:

1. Recipient's Name: Write the name of the person or business receiving the mail.
2. PO Box Number: Write the PO Box number assigned to the recipient. This is usually a 5-digit number.
3. Post Office Name: Write the name of the post office where the PO Box is located. This is usually not necessary, but it can be helpful if there are multiple post offices in the same city.
4. City, State ZIP Code: Write the city, state, and ZIP code where the post office is located. This is usually the same as the city and ZIP code where the PO Box is located.

Example:

John Doe 12345 Main Post Office Anytown, CA 12345

Tips:

• Make sure to use the correct PO Box number and post office name to ensure the mail is delivered correctly.
• If you're sending mail to a PO Box in a different city or state, you'll need to use the correct post office name and city, state, ZIP code.
• You can also use the USPS website or a postal service representative to verify the correct PO Box number and post office name.
• When sending mail to a PO Box, use a standard first-class mail stamp or a priority mail stamp, depending on the weight and size of the mailpiece.

Remember to always double-check the address to ensure it's correct and complete before sending the mail.