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When addressing an envelope to a business is the business name first and then the person whom is receiving it? |
When addressing an envelope to a business is the business name first and then the person whom is receiving it? Mr. John Doe, President I put the company name then in the lower left corner of the envelope. put ATTN: and the person's name. first line person's name and next line the business. sometimes if i am uncertain i will even put the person's title in brackets next to their name in case by the time my letter arrives they don't work there anymore and someone by another name has taken over their job. this way if your letter needs to go to the HR Manager, for example, it will still get to someone who needs to see your letter and not just be thrown out in the garbage. this may not be necessary for you to do. |
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