In care of for mailing

You're looking for the correct way to write "In Care Of" for mailing purposes!

When sending mail to someone who is not the primary recipient, you can use the following format:

"In Care Of" (or "C/O") followed by the name of the person or organization that will receive the mail on behalf of the intended recipient.

Example:

• "In Care Of: John Smith, c/o Jane Doe"
• "C/O: Mrs. Johnson, 123 Main St."

This format is commonly used when sending mail to:

1. Someone who is temporarily living at a different address (e.g., a student living in a dorm).
2. A person who is away from their usual address (e.g., on vacation or business travel).
3. A person who is receiving mail at a post office box or a mailbox rental service.
4. A person who is receiving mail at a shared address (e.g., a family member or roommate).

Remember to always include the correct address and any necessary additional information, such as apartment numbers or suite numbers, to ensure that the mail reaches its intended destination.