Address it to me. I am the concerned person.

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John: If I send a letter to your family who should I address it to?
Carol: Address it to me. I am the concerned person.

Are these correct?
 
Do families have focals like projects?
 
You could say that she is the person concerned.
 
The person concerned is a shorter way to say "the person who is concerned in the matter". The concerned person​ means "the person who's worried about something".
 
GoesStation said:
The person concerned is a shorter way to say "the person who is concerned in the matter". The concerned person​ means "the person who's worried about something".
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Can I say "Address it to me I am the person concerned"?
 
Yes.
 
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