For Canadian postal codes... do you put them on the same line as the city, province and country or no?

Question

Let's say I have a package that I need to send to XXXX XXXX rd., XXXX, BC, Canada.

So I would set it up like this...

XXXX XXXX Rd.

XXXX, BC, Canada

Would the postal code be after "Canada" or on a separate line?

Answer 1

It doesn't really matter, both are acceptable though I think it is preferential to put it all on one line. Don't worry it will get there either way.

Answer 2

fun example

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_po...

Official word

http://www.canadapost.ca/common/tools/pg...

Answer 3

anyway you want to do it is fine

the post office is pretty easy going

just make sure you have enough postage on the envelope

Answer 4

If you are mailing to Canada from elsewhere, you would put "Canada" below the postal code/province line.  (technically called the "country line")

If you are in Canada and mailing a letter to another part of Canada, you do not need to put the country in.

Answer 5

Treat Canadian postal codes the same as American zip codes.  IT really doesn't matter what line it's on...

Answer 6

separate line :)

Mr & Mrs Smith

123 Happy St.

Ottawa, ON

Canada

H0H 0H0

Answer 7

i usually do as this

persons name

123 apt 123 avenue road

x*x x*x

Toronto, ON

Canada

this is how i mail mine and i live in Toronto. if its being mailed whith in  Canada there is no need to put the country just the province would do.