There are a couple of cases where the destination address is valuable to ensure that the package is delivered to the right person.<p>1. Particularly in apartment buildings where postboxes are next to each other, the slip may not be placed in the correct box. If I receive a slip that&#x27;s intended for a neighbor, it would be helpful to know the correct address (since I probably don&#x27;t know all my neighbors&#x27; names)<p>2. If the address is my address but not my name, then it&#x27;s either a mistake by the sender or it&#x27;s intended for a former resident, and I can inform USPS. If the address wasn&#x27;t on the slip, I would just assume it was meant for a neighbor.