How to write a letter mailing address

A letter mailing address typically includes the following components:

1. Recipient's name
2. Street address or post office box number
3. Apartment or suite number (if applicable)
4. City
5. State or province (if not included in the city name)
6. Postal code or zip code
7. Country (if not the United States)

Here's an example of a complete mailing address:

[Recipient's Name] [Street Address or PO Box Number] [Apartment or Suite Number (if applicable)] [City, State/Province Postal Code] [Country]

Here are some tips to keep in mind:

• Use the correct title (Mr., Ms., Mrs., Dr., etc.) and last name for the recipient.
• Use the correct street address or PO box number. If the recipient has a PO box, use "PO Box" followed by the box number.
• Include the apartment or suite number if applicable.
• Use the correct city and state/province. If the city and state/province are not separated by a comma, use a comma to separate them.
• Use the correct postal code or zip code. If the postal code or zip code is not included in the city name, use a space to separate it from the city.
• Include the country if the recipient is located outside the United States.

Here are some examples of mailing addresses:

• John Smith 123 Main Street Anytown, CA 12345 USA

• Jane Doe PO Box 123 Anytown, NY 10001 USA

• Dr. John Smith 456 Elm Street, Suite 101 Anytown, BC V6A 1A1 Canada

• Mr. John Smith 123 Main Street London, WC2N 1AA United Kingdom

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