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FSM 53E 06/24/09Returned Mailing #20 Page 1Worker GuideReturned Mail Processing Returned Mail There are several steps offices take to ensure clients receive notices and other mail from the department

How to fill out returned mail

How to fill out returned mail:

1. Start by examining the returned mail envelope. Look for any markings or notes from the post office indicating the reason for return, such as "undeliverable" or "insufficient address."
2. Carefully open the envelope and remove the contents. Check if any items are damaged or torn during transit.
3. Use a pen or marker to cross out or cover the address portion on the envelope. This will help ensure that the mail does not get sent back to you again.
4. Now, assess the reason for return stated by the post office. If it's due to an incorrect or insufficient address, take the necessary steps to update the address. If you have the correct address, write it clearly on the envelope, making sure to include all the necessary information such as street name, number, city, and postal code.
5. If there are any additional instructions provided by the post office, follow them accordingly. This could include placing a new stamp or affixing a label indicating the reason for return, such as "return to sender" or "wrong address."

Who needs returned mail:

1. Individuals or organizations who have sent mail to an incorrect or outdated address may need returned mail to be able to update their records and re-send the mail to the correct recipient.
2. Businesses that rely on direct mail marketing or customer communication may need returned mail to track and correct any incorrect or outdated addresses in their database.
3. Mail service providers or courier companies may rely on returned mail to improve their delivery accuracy and ensure that future mail is successfully delivered to the intended recipients.

Remember, filling out returned mail and understanding who needs it can help maintain accurate mailing lists and ensure that important correspondence reaches the intended recipients.

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What is returned mail?

Returned mail is mail that is not deliverable and is sent back to the sender.

Who is required to file returned mail?

The sender of the mail is required to file returned mail.

How to fill out returned mail?

Returned mail should be filled out with the necessary information such as the reason for return and the sender's details.

What is the purpose of returned mail?

The purpose of returned mail is to notify the sender that the mail was not delivered.

What information must be reported on returned mail?

The reason for the return and the sender's contact information must be reported on returned mail.

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