What does submit to "MY ATTENTION" mean?

Question

I got a letter telling me about a FORM I need to fill out and it says forward to "my attention." Does that mean put the person's name on the letter I am sending?

Thanks so much to everybody. All of you gave great, clear, non-smart remark answers. It's the first time I feel good about posting a question on here. Lol. Thanks again.

Answer 1

You put the address on the envelope, and somewhere on the front of envelope, usually 2nd address line, put "ATTN: (person's name). This tells the person delivering the mail who in the company the letter goes to.

It's an envelope thing - but you can put it in the address line of your letter as well.

Answer 2

Yes. Put

Attn: Person
123 Address

Answer 3

Do you know who sent you the form? If so, you would just forward the letter and write : Attn: name of person. I wouldn't imagine that you would actually return a letter with MY ATTENTION on it. That doesn't sound professional....I could be wrong though.

Answer 4

That's a weird one...I would probably put Attention to the person it's going to and then put from your name. Ex. Att. Joe from Suzy Q.

Answer 5

yes-
Company Name
Attn: Jane Doe
address
or
Email: Attn: Jane Doe in heading line.

Answer 6

Yes. You write attention and then the person's name.

Answer 7

Yes, it does. Yu can do it by addressing it to the person or, in the lower left hand corner write ATTN: person's name.

Answer 8

Attn: Jonny 50
You are smarter than you think!

Answer 9

Yes you will put it like this ATTN:Billy Bob.

Hope that helped.

Answer 10

YES..it means to send it back to the person who sent you the form.