Problems with royalties and remittance orders

First of all, I hope your manuscript will be successfully accepted! It is recommended that you use your real name and your real contact address and contact information.

They will mail the manuscript fee to you according to the address you wrote, using the post office remittance method. Within 1 month after you receive the remittance order, just bring your ID card and remittance order to the post office to withdraw the money!

You'd better fill in your real name when sending the manuscript, so that your name will be on the remittance slip. You can go to the post office to withdraw money with your ID card and the remittance slip!

It doesn’t matter if you fill in a pen name. Here is my experience:

If you fill in a pen name, the payee on the remittance form will also be your pen name. This is If you cannot get the royalties, the post office must compare the name on your ID card with the name on the remittance slip. I have also received manuscript fees sent under a pseudonym. This is what I did at the time. I wonder if it is of reference value to you. I first called the magazine and asked them to issue a certificate to prove the author's real name; then I issued a certificate at my work unit (if there is no work unit, just go to the street office or village committee where I live); then I used my ID card Go to the post office and get your royalties. I hope what I did was useful to you. Of course, you can also go to the post office first and ask what to do.