Separate Stamp Record
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Will the post office take a letter with the stamp on the wrong side?
Putting the stamp in the wrong corner brings this process to a screeching halt and detours your letter into the manual cases. Congratulations! Postage Stamp should always be placed in the top right corner of the envelope with the return address on the left side of the envelope.
Does it matter what side of the envelope you put a stamp on?
Put the stamp in the top right corner of the envelope. Make sure it is in line with the return address in the top left corner of the envelope.
Does it matter where stamp is on envelope?
Postage Stamp should always be placed in the top right corner of the envelope with the return address on the left side of the envelope. So if you don't want any delays, always place the stamp in the top right corner.
Can you put stamp on left side of envelope?
Originally Answered: I accidentally put the stamp on the left side of envelope instead of right. As long as the correct valued stamp is on the envelope, the letter or package will be delivered, though it may take a couple extra days to get there.
What happens if you put the stamp on the wrong side of a letter?
If the stamp isn't in the upper-right corner, it may get diverted to a pair of human eyes to look for postage elsewhere on the envelope. Your letter wouldn't be thrown out if you didn't follow the guidelines, she says, but using them could speed up the processing and subsequent delivery.
What side of the envelope does the return address go on?
How to address an envelope. Write the return address in the top left corner. Then, write the recipient's address slightly centered on the bottom half of the envelope. To finish, place the stamp in the top right corner.
What happens if I put the wrong stamp on a letter?
People sometimes make mistakes and put the wrong postage on letters. If the postage that has been used is too low, we charge a fee, via either post-payment if you are the sender or a delivery fee if you are the recipient.
What happens if you put the wrong postage on a letter?
Insufficient postage on letters. People sometimes make mistakes and put the wrong postage on letters. If the postage that has been used is too low, we charge a fee, via either post-payment if you are the sender or a delivery fee if you are the recipient.
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