[quote="rassnic"]ok so i send to "Jennette McCurdy"
not Jennette faye McCurdy right?[/quote]

That's right. :)

Good luck with your request!

sorry guys about the misspell
i didn't notice
i don't know why i write his?? ;-) :roll: :roll:
ok so i send to "Jennette McCurdy"
not Jennette faye McCurdy right?
ok
thanks

[quote="osiris"]Also, the correct possessive pronoun for Jennette is "her" not "his". Similarily: "she" not "he", "her" not "him" etc. I only mention it incase you end up writing it in your letter to her :)[/quote]

lol, when I was replying I thought it was odd that Jennette was a guy. I didn't even think to look the name up to see who it was.

But yeah, that would not be good to be calling her a girl in your letter, even if it was unintentional. :razz:

Yes. Jennette McCurdy is a girl {up} {up}

Also, the correct possessive pronoun for Jennette is "her" not "his". Similarily: "she" not "he", "her" not "him" etc. I only mention it incase you end up writing it in your letter to her :)

You are writing the letter to him, so yes, you would address it to him. ;-)

If you were referring to his assistant not bring able to open it legally, because it would be addressed to the celebrity, there is no issue here. His assistant would have permission to open his mail.

Don't include his middle name unless he usually uses it, otherwise just use his first and last name.

hi
i'm sending a letter to jennette mccurdy
should i put his name on the letter
or to whom it is addressed??, if I put his name and his assistant has
to open you will not be able to open?
well maybe yes...
but should i write his name??
"Jennette Faye McCurdy"