What does "In Care Of" mean?-according to Dv-Lottery Application Form,Theres a blank In Address Section!

If the address you are using belongs to someone else. abbreviated c/o (care of) Joe Applicant c/o The Smith Family 555 Their Street Anytown, Your country 12345 (If it's your address, leave the in care of line blank)

Hi, You will be notified by Postal mail between May to July 2008, if you are a winner. For that they are asking your postal mail address. So, if you are living in your own place and will continue to live their no need to fill that "In Care of". If you are living in someone else place, and that person controls the coming mails then you have to give his name "in care of" If you are not having a permanant address then you can give your relative or friend's name in care of and his address to get the winning notification if they have a permanant address and if they receive a winning notification they will give it to you.

"In care of" means that you are sending it to someones address other than yours. That person will see that the letter gets to you. If I were goint to be traveling and I wanted an important letter to reach me while I was visiting my son the address would read: Mr. Tom Smith c/o Mr. Bill Smith 123 Any Street AnyTown, 00000

Normally you use 'In care of" if you're sending it to an address other then your own. For example, if an immigration lawyer was helping you with this, then you may have his address filled out instead of your own. Then, when they mailed it out, it would be addressed like this.. Your Name In care of: Lawyer's Name Lawyers street address Lawyers city, country..