When a person doesn't normally live at a certain address, and does not receive mail there, they would get mail 'in care of' a person that does get mail there. It cuts confusion for the postal service, but also puts responsibility to deliver the mail on the person whom the mail was left in the care of, or return it to the sender.
When you want a specific person in a company to receive a parcel.
Mrs Joesephine bloggs
C/O 4567 ridgeway rd
90210
There are two ways to address mail to someone who is visiting another address. One, you list your friend's name first in the address section of the envelope. Below your friend's name, write 'in care of' and then give the name of the person who actually lives at that address. Two, on the first line in the address section write the name of the person who actually lives at that address. In the second line, write 'ATTN' and then give your friend's name.
It is not ethical to write to their home address or their agent's address. Their homw address is private and their agent's address is for business. You should write to their official fan mail address.
find her address
yes, to his address in prison
yes you can write to Lauren child but you have to find her fan mail address
There are two ways to address mail to someone who is visiting another address. One, you list your friend's name first in the address section of the envelope. Below your friend's name, write 'in care of' and then give the name of the person who actually lives at that address. Two, on the first line in the address section write the name of the person who actually lives at that address. In the second line, write 'ATTN' and then give your friend's name.
You would write it as: Mr. John Smith c/o, (address)
Cuidar.
You write the name of the person you are writing to and then you write c/o or Care Of: the person who does live at the address. Eg. Mrs P.S. Pumpkin C/O Dr and Mrs Onion 26 Evergreen Road Radishtown
You can write to Sophia care of her publisher - The Chicken House. Their website is www.doublecluck.com.
you write the email and then you type in the persons email address.
You can write the website address on your invitations.
Normally, you would say "care about". That means you care for someone. "Care of," would mean that someone or thing is the responsibility of another, particularly in a postal context. So if a letter is addressed "in care of" another person, that would mean that the owner of the address will be responsible for seeing that the person named first will get it.
Through his publisher - if the address is not in the book, you can "google" the publishing house to find an address. Write the author's name on your envelope, then put "Care of: _____" and put the name of the publishing house, then put the address.
Name , street address and name, city ,state and Zip code.
Something like this:Person Iwantthistogotoc/o Someone WhocangetittothemSomeone's AddressCity State Zip
If you need to forward mail to someone who no longer lives at your address, you can write "Return to Sender – No Longer at This Address" on the envelope and put it back in the mailbox. Alternatively, you can contact your local post office and provide them with the person's new address so they can redirect the mail accordingly.