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Addressing to Guests from Mexico

RunDogRunDog member
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I have a couple from Mexico that is unmarried, living together, where the man is a doctor. Is it "Dr. Norberto Rivera y Sra. Rosalinda Suarez"?

On that note, does anybody have a good source for addressing invitations to international guests?
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Re: Addressing to Guests from Mexico

  • PeavyPeavy member
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    Shouldn't be any different addressing to international guests than US guests.  The woman should be listed first, so you would address the invitation like this:

    Sra. Rosalinda Suarez
    Dr. Norberto Rivera

    And you don't need to put a stamp on the reply card, because US stamps aren't valid overseas.  They can supply their own stamp.
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  • RunDogRunDog member
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    edited May 2012
    Ok, thanks for the help! I didn't even think about the stamp.
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  • TurtlesAllTheWayDownTurtlesAllTheWayDown member
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    Spell it out. Senorita and Doctor.
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  • jmp2004jmp2004 member
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    When you send international invites, make sure you put the country under their address

    Sra so-and-so
    Dr such-and-such
    123 address
    city, state, etc
      Mexico


    And on the return address, put USA under your address, like above.

    (We had to send an invite to Germany)
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