"Write the name in the top line and below the address"

Question

During the application process on "uni-assist" site, there was a phrase:

The signed application and all required paper documents must reach uni-assist by the end of the application deadline. Write the name of the university you are applying for in the top line and below the address:

uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
GERMANY

So, does that mean that they literally want me to do something like this?

TUM
uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
GERMANY
TUM

P.S. I asked uni-assist too, but their response time is 2-3 days.

Answer 1

No. You should write the name of the university above the address provided, not below it. A clearer rewrite of the requirement would be:

Write the name of the university you are applying for on the top line and below it write the following address:

The address will allow the post office to direct the letter correctly, and the top line will tell uni-assist which university you are interested in. The university name is an internal mailbox at this address, in other words.

Write the following:

TUM
uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
GERMANY

Answer 2

At the end, the mail was delivered with the following data on it

TUM
uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
GERMANY
TUM

I still don't know whether it's the correct way or not, but it got things delivered in the right place.