F.A.Q on eMO

  

 Here are the Two frequently asked questions of eMO's

Alteration in address or place of payment:-

The remitter of a money order which has not been paid may require that the address of the payee shall be altered or that the name of post office at which the order was originally made payable, shall be changed. The required change will be made without additional charge on the remitter applying in writing to the Post Office at which the order was issued and producing the receipt and giving full particulars of the payees address as entered in the money order.

Alteration of payee’s name:-

The remitter of a money order which has not been paid may require that the amount be paid to some person other than the payee named in the order. The required change will be made, on payment of a second commission equal to the first, on the remitter applying in writing to the post office at which the order was issued and producing the receipt and giving full particulars of the payee’s address as entered in the money order.

Stoppage of payment :-

The remitter of a money order which has not been paid may stop payment and require that the money be repaid to himself. This will be done without additional charge on the remitter applying in writing to the post office at which the money order was issued and producing the receipt and giving full particulars of the payee’s address as entered in the money order. Payment can be stopped by telegram if the remitter pays the telegram charges. In no case however will the Post Office be responsible for inability or failure to stop payment of a money order in compliance with the remitter’s request.