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Can you put a piece of tape over a stamp?
Affix your stamps securely, but do not put tape over the stamp(s) this invalidates the postage. If your envelope is textured, or contains decorative fibers or floral inclusions, you may want to secure the postage using a glue stick. For more information go to Print Postage Online at www.usps.com.
Can you tape an envelope?
Tape can be used to close a postal envelope or a package. Tapes that are acceptable for both closure and reinforcing envelopes and packages include pressure-sensitive and gummed tapes. The common household tapes, cellophane and masking tapes, cannot be used to close an envelope.
Can you put tape on a postage stamp?
Affix your stamps securely, but do not put tape over the stamp(s) this invalidates the postage. If your envelope is textured, or contains decorative fibers or floral inclusions, you may want to secure the postage using a glue stick. For more information go to Print Postage Online at www.usps.com.
What kind of tape can I use to mail a package?
Use clear or brown packaging tape, reinforced packing tape, or paper tape. Do not use cord, string, twine, masking, or cellophane tape. Place a strip of clear packaging tape over your label to prevent the address from smearing.
Can I put tape over a USPS shipping label?
Use clear shipping tape to securely affix labels on all four sides and to cover address areas. Do not tape over the “Postal Use” area on the Express Mail label, the barcodes, or the stamps. You may use self-adhesive labels, which you can purchase online at The Postal Store (www.usps.com/shop).
Can you use a ripped postage stamp?
If the stamp affixed is torn, the cancellation machine may not be able to detect its presence. When a large portion of an individual stamp is missing, the stamp should not be used for postage. Such a stamp can be exchanged, as noted above, on an individual basis, if more than 50% of the stamp is intact.
What happens if you reuse a stamp?
Because stamps are sent on most mail, the stamp on a received item can be removed and placed on a different piece of mail to be sent, thus reusing the stamp without paying the proper postage. In many countries, such as the United States, reuse of used stamps, whether cancelled or not, is illegal.
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