what is considered "legal address" ?
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Your legal address is where you are living.
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What is the address of your trailer park?
115350
Yeah. Just give me your address.
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NO, If you look in your passport, you will see that there is no permanent address stated in there.
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page address is available
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I have an address I rarely use.  Send it there and I'll check it over (no guarantees).  I think it's xxxxxxxxxxx.  I'll log off and check it and if it isn't the right address then I'll edit this message.  If I don't edit it, assume the address is correct.\n\n\nokay.  It was xxxxxxx
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Go to yellow pages or whites pages in the internet. Depends if it is business or residential . Where you see: by address, write the adress.   But the same thing you can do if it is a name for residential.
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Someone who probably would prefer you not post their address in public.
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no, it is a class D address (experimental) cant be used for a host
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In some jurisdictions it is legal for anybody who lives at an a address to open mail, regardless of whose name is on the envelope.\nIf such is the case in New Zealand, I recommend a post office box.
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In some types of restaurants, I would not find that form of address out of place.  A diner, for instance, or some other kind of casual restaurant.  I would accept the form the same way I might accept a stranger addressing me as "pal," or "mac," or "buddy," or "dude."\n\nAt a finer dining establishment, I would find the term, "honey" WAY out of place.  I doubt that the type of restaurant I describe would even hire someone who uses that term.  One of my pet peeves is to hear a server at an expensive, fine dining establishment address a party as "you guys."  As in is everythig okay for you guys?"  I don't mind that at Denny's, but if I'm paying fifty bucks or more for a steak dinner, I would like to be "sir," if only for an hour or so.\n\nIf there were a form of address that annoyed me, for instance, if someone from work called me "big guy" repeatedly, (I am a heavy person) I would politely ask the person to stop.  This is not difficult.  I don't mind casual addresses, and I consider those that are sensitive to this as being snobbish.  But personal references to someone's appearance are out of place.  I wouldn't call a large breasted woman "Jugs" for example.\n\nSo, there are situstions where being over sensitive is even more out of place than informal addresses.  Other situations demand formal, proper addresses.
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Name, Date of Birth, Address, Previous Adresses.  Thats it
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While I understand your question, most things should be written out on formal addresses, I just wouldn't on that one. It just seems awkward. But it's up to you, it's not wrong to write it out.
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The following can be typed or handwritten, but in order to make it legal, you need to mail it at the post office and pay extra for receipt confirmation :\n\n\nMy Street Address\nMy Town, State, Zip\nToday's Date\n\n\nCompany Name\nCompany street Address\nCompany Town, State, Zip\n\nRe : NOTICE OF CANCELLATION\n\nDear Sir/Madam,\n\nPlease be advised of my decision to cancel _______________, effective immediately. \n\n\nSincerely,\n\nMY SIGANATURE (this MUST be signed in script, by you, with a date beside it.\n\nMy Name (printed or typed)\nMy Email Address\nMy Phone Number
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Depends on the country to which the address belongs. If u have the country name on the address, kindly search for yellow pages websites of that country (it provides you contact information of a person) and key-in the address. U will possible get the outcome u need. Gud Luck!!
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www.whatismyipaddress.com
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Public Accountant, Public Address, Purchasing Agent, Pennsylvania . . .\n\nIt depends upon its context.