Who gets the c/o when addressing mail ???????

I am temporarily at the address of Jane Doe My name is Jackie Kay do I direct folks to send me a letter
Jackie Kay
c/o Jane Doe

or Jane Doe
c/o Jackie Kay

Asked by: Jackie Kay 589 days ago - 2 Answers - 2131 views

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You should not use c/o in this case. The mail should be addressed directly to you.

c/o is used when the mail is send to an organization, e.g., ABC Company, and you want to make sure it gets to the right person, e.g., “c/o HR Department” or “c/o Jackie Kay”.

Answer by pinyo 583 days ago
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What if I don’t live at the sending address but want my friend who lives at the sending address to receive a package for me?

Should I use his name, but I don’t want him to open my package.

Answer by Lucia 546 days ago

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