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Maybe this is a stupid question but...

MrsStefan Posted:

Maybe this is a stupid question but...

Do I use periods between the abbreviations of states...for example:

Susie Smith
555 Smith Street, N.Y. 55555


OR

Susie Smith
555 Smith Street, NY 55555

Periods or NO period??
diluvchu Posted:

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I would leave the periods out. JMO

seta Posted:

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i would leave them out to0...maybe go on a wedding invite website and look at the samples, however i am pretty sure they leave them out.

good luck!!
BKtoLI Posted:

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Is this for STD's or for invites?

For STD's you can do NY (no periods)

But for invites, the state has to spelled out (New York)
MrsStefan Posted:

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This would be for STDs...Im going to spell it out for the invites

jenheartsrob Posted:

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no periods.... just asked my dad who works for the post office ;)

jes81276 Posted:

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No periods

MayBride06 Posted:

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Posted by BKtoLI

Is this for STD's or for invites?

For STD's you can do NY (no periods)

But for invites, the state has to spelled out (New York)

What she said!!
MrsH1156 Posted:

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I leave the periods out for regular use. If its for invitations, I would write the name of the state out.
BRod-Cheng Posted:

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the Post Office website says no periods.

MrsStefan Posted:

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Posted by jenheartsrob

no periods.... just asked my dad who works for the post office ;)



THANKS!!!
metmymatch Posted:

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i think on wedding invites you leave them out. check verseit.com

happybride07 Posted:

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you should leave them out

SIBride06 Posted:

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No periods!!

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