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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.

You write in block letters as near to the center of the envelope as possible. You put the name on the first line, the address on the 2nd line and 3rd lines (if address is longer), and city, state and zip code on the 3rd or 4th line.

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.

These should be placed on the same line as the street address. Place the city, state, and ZIP Code in that order on the last line. This must be the last line. Never place an ?attention line,? telephone number, or other entries after the ZIP Code line.

Mailing Address Format The recipient's name on the first line. You can choose whether or not to include a title, such as Ms. or Dr. The recipient's building number and street name. Also include a suite number, apartment number, or P.O. ... The recipient's city, state, and postal code on the final line.

The US address format includes the name of the recipient in the first line when shipping to the US. This is followed by the street (house number and street name). After this, you'll write the city, along with the two-letter abbreviation for the state and the appropriate zip code. The last part is the country name.

Writing the wrong ZIP Code with the right address usually causes the letter to be delivered about a day later than if the ZIPCode were correct. As long as the mailing address is correct, the letter will be delivered.