How to write mailing address on letter

A mailing address on a letter typically includes the following information:

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 in the United States)
6. ZIP code or postal code
7. Country (if not in 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 ZIP 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 post office box, use "PO Box" followed by the box number.
• Include the apartment or suite number if the recipient has a specific unit.
• Use the correct city and state or province. If the recipient is in a foreign country, use the country name.
• Use the correct ZIP code or postal code. If the recipient is in a foreign country, use the country's postal code system.
• Make sure to double-check the spelling and accuracy of the mailing address.

Here are some examples of different types of mailing addresses:

• United States:
  • John Smith 123 Main Street Apt 101 Anytown, CA 12345
• Canada:
  • John Smith 123 Main Street Apt 101 Toronto, ON M5V 2L1
• United Kingdom:
  • John Smith 123 Main Street London, SW1A 1AA
• Australia:
  • John Smith 123 Main Street Sydney, NSW 2000

Remember to always check with the recipient or a reliable source to ensure the accuracy of the mailing address before sending a letter.