It may be "Attn" or "FAO"
In an address, the word "Attn" (short for "Attention") is typically placed before the recipient's name, usually on the same line or just above it. For example: [Company Name] Attn: [Recipient's Name] [Address Line 1] [Address Line 2] [City, State, Zip Code] This helps ensure that the mail is directed to the intended person within the organization.
When addressing a letter to a particular individual at a large company you might use the abbreviation "Att" or "Attn", eg. Att: Mr B Brown, or Attn: Mr B Brown. Either is acceptable.
Date: ____________________ Name of Monestary Attn: (Name of person you want to contact, or title if name not known) Address City State Zip RE: (brief description of Subject, 1 liner) Dear, or To Whom It May Concern,
Business Name Attn: Person's Name Address City, State Zip Code
At the bottom
at the bottom of the letter after your name. example: Sincerely, Your name cc
Prefix
You put their first name and last name.
Attn
Attn or FAO
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