Postal order is a service for the transfer of the client's funds to the addressee, performed by the Russian Post using its own communication channels and a network of branches. Accepting the amount declared for the transfer in one of the communication departments, the postal service assumes the obligation to pay the specified person, to the current account or in cash, the agreed amount. In this case, of course, charging a commission for the execution of this operation.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the nearest post office and take an electronic transfer form to indicate the information required for the financial transaction. The form has two sides, but you only need to fill in the front to send the transfer.
Step 2
Find a sample filling in the post office if you are not sure if you can fill it correctly without reading it. Fill out the form, indicating at the top of the transfer amount, full name and the exact address of the person to whom it is intended. To send to a legal entity, you will need to indicate its name, bank details (TIN, current account, bank name, BIC and correspondent account) and postal address. Next, write your own details, and at the bottom of the form, your passport details.
Step 3
Give the completed form to the operator along with the cash to be sent. Pay the financial service fee. Take a receipt from the operator confirming the fact of transferring funds and accepting your order for execution. Keep this check until the addressee confirms receipt of the shipment. It will become evidence in resolving controversial issues related to the execution of a financial transaction.
