It Is most important that correspondence to a
Foreign Service post be addressed to a section
or position rather than to an officer by name.
This will eliminate delays resulting from the for¬
warding of official mail to officers who have
transferred.  Normally, correspondence con¬
cerning commercial matters should be ad¬
dressed simply "Commercial Section" followed
by the name and correct mailing address of the
post. (Samples of correct mailing addresses ap¬
pear on page x.)
 


 


 

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Publication 7877

Revised September 1984

FOREIGN AFFAIRS INFORMATION
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