I have posted a postal order in to your adress? - it is correct?

[Piroska]

Hi
I am not ssure about this sentence:

I have posted a postal order in to your adress.

or in your or to your or --haw.

[Erik]

"I have posted a postal order to your address" is the correct form.
But I'm not sure what a "postal order" is. Do you mean "postal money order"?
Watch out for your spelling, also.

[Piroska]

I have pasted this from the English Collins Dictionary:

postal order n.
a written order for the payment of a sum of money, to a named payee, obtainable and payable at a post office.

Regard

[Erik]

OK. Its not a phrasing that we ever use in the U. S.