What do “address line 1 and line 2″ mean?

3 Responses to What do “address line 1 and line 2″ mean?

1. C | December 13, 2010 at 11:38 pm |

   If there isn’t a line for a suburb, write your suburb there on the 2nd address line.
   If there is a line for the suburb, the 2nd address line is there in case you run out of room on the 1st address line.

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2. RRR | December 14, 2010 at 12:38 am |

   Address 1 is usually your physical address (where you live). Address 2 would be a mailing address (where you actually want mail to go, i.e. a post office box).

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3. Hot Carl | December 14, 2010 at 1:37 am |

   First, stop shouting.
   Second, if you have a long address, i.e.;

   Your Name
   123 Some Street
   Suite A or Apt 42
   Anytown, USA

   You would use address line 2. Otherwise the USPS is pretty smart and they will be able to figure it out.

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