I. Payee
This chapter begins with the order of payee or payer, followed by a horizontal line. You can fill in the payee name or payee name. Please fill it out neatly and correctly.
Second, the address information address
The USPS draft has two addresses, the address of the payee on the left and the address of the drawee on the right. The money orders of Western Union and Wal-Mart only have the address of the payer. Fill in the address so that in case something happens, the payee can contact the payer. This part is not necessary. If you don't want to reveal your privacy, you can leave the address blank.
Three. Supplementary explanation and additional details
Some postal orders, such as the US Postal Service, have a memo under the address, and Western Union has a payment in the middle on the right. If you want to pay the bill or application fee with this money order, you can write down the bill number or other information to let the payee know clearly what this money order is for. If there is no special information, you can also leave it blank.
Four. Signature signature
The draft of USPS does not need to be signed, but the drawee of the draft drawn by Western Union and Wal-Mart needs to sign. Just sign the signature in the lower right corner of the money order, the buyer or the drawer. Usually signed by the payer, but also by others. It doesn't matter who signs it, the payee will definitely receive the money anyway.
For example, Xiao Ming applied for extending B2 for his father, and attached a money order to pay the application fee to the application form. Although this money order was purchased by Xiaoming, it can be signed by Xiaoming's father. Don't write anything on the back of the draft.
After completing the money order, please keep its receipt or copy properly.