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A letter or parcel without a zip code is highly likely to never reach its intended destination. This is because of how the US Postal Service's automated systems process residential addresses. Here's what we mean: USPS' systems “read” addresses from the bottom up.

Write the mailing address of the recipient, starting with the street and city on the third line, and state and zip code on the fourth line. If the recipient is in another country, indicate the name of the country in the fourth line.

If prompted for your ZIP code, just enter the three digits of your postal code plus two zeros. So for example, if your postal code is A2B 3C4, the 5-digit number you should enter is 23400. Contact your card issuer if you have any questions.

ZIP Codes™ are an integral part of making sure your mailpiece is processed quickly and efficiently. Not having a ZIP Code™ on your mail causes unnecessary delay because it will require manual look-up.

The recipient's address Here's how to complete their information: Place the recipient's name on the first line. On the second line, write the building number and street name. Include the city, state and ZIP code on the final line.

A letter without a ZIP code may not reach its intended destination. That is because of the way addresses are read by automated postal systems. Rules that are taken for granted when people send mail are actually unusually strict to increase post office efficiency. Processing machines read addresses from the bottom up.

Zip code is vital for the efficient and correct delivery of letters and parcels. Zipcode consists of numbers that have unique meanings and help identify the post office from which the package is sent. Ensure you're the correct zip code when sending a parcel to ensure successful delivery.

It is preferred that all City, State, and ZIP Code information be on a single line. If that is not possible, the ZIP Code, including the ZIP+4 Code, may be placed below the city/state information.

A letter or parcel without a zip code is highly likely to never reach its intended destination. This is because of how the US Postal Service's automated systems process residential addresses. Here's what we mean: USPS' systems “read” addresses from the bottom up.

Write the mailing address of the recipient, starting with the street and city on the third line, and state and zip code on the fourth line. If the recipient is in another country, indicate the name of the country in the fourth line.

If prompted for your ZIP code, just enter the three digits of your postal code plus two zeros. So for example, if your postal code is A2B 3C4, the 5-digit number you should enter is 23400. Contact your card issuer if you have any questions.

ZIP Codes™ are an integral part of making sure your mailpiece is processed quickly and efficiently. Not having a ZIP Code™ on your mail causes unnecessary delay because it will require manual look-up.

The recipient's address Here's how to complete their information: Place the recipient's name on the first line. On the second line, write the building number and street name. Include the city, state and ZIP code on the final line.

A letter without a ZIP code may not reach its intended destination. That is because of the way addresses are read by automated postal systems. Rules that are taken for granted when people send mail are actually unusually strict to increase post office efficiency. Processing machines read addresses from the bottom up.

Zip code is vital for the efficient and correct delivery of letters and parcels. Zipcode consists of numbers that have unique meanings and help identify the post office from which the package is sent. Ensure you're the correct zip code when sending a parcel to ensure successful delivery.

It is preferred that all City, State, and ZIP Code information be on a single line. If that is not possible, the ZIP Code, including the ZIP+4 Code, may be placed below the city/state information.