USPS Postmark Rule Changes Could Affect Important Mail Deadlines
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The USPS has changed its postmarking process to reflect when mail is processed rather than when it is dropped off, potentially affecting deadline-sensitive mail like tax returns and ballots. To ensure timely delivery, senders are advised to use in-person mailing options, request manual postmarks, or opt for online submissions when possible. This change aims to streamline operations but may cause delays in meeting deadlines.
- USPS Postmark Rules Change: What You Need to Know AARP
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- Postmark change could impact getting ballots, bills in on time USA Today
- USPS changes may delay postmark dates. What it means for your tax returns, ballots, bills and more CNBC
- USPS postmark change could impact Tennessee voter registration WATE 6 On Your Side
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