Is it a violation of federal law regarding mail delivery if my condo manager turns away mail when they don't know the addressee?

Your question makes assumptions that are not correct. There is no reason to accept mail for an unknown addressee, by anyone. The manager's job is to accept mail for known add… (MORE)

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How can you open a gmail account and send email to all addressees without showing all addressees?

I already have a gmail account. How do I send an e-mail to all my contacts at once without showing everyones' e-mail address?

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Bob811

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Does a certified letter have to be signed for by the addressee?

"Certified" letter, not, necessarily. You can request a "return receipt" which will show that it was delivered to the address but not necessarily to whom. But, a "registered" … (MORE)

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Simple Mary

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I have mailed letters and packages for over 30 years.

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Addressee unknown what does this mean?

When it is correct, it means that the person who the piece of mail was sent to has not left a forwarding address or never lived there at all. So, the mail is undeliverab… (MORE)

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In Federal Laws

If someone living at the same address withholds sealed first class mail from the addressee must they return it to the sender or can they simply legally discard it?

It is illegal to deliberately withold or dispose of an addressees mail if the addressee is still at the address. If the addressee has moved however, and the new address … (MORE)

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Is it a violation of federal law regarding mail delivery if my condo manager turns away mail when they don't know the addressee?

How can you open a gmail account and send email to all addressees without showing all addressees?

Does a certified letter have to be signed for by the addressee?

Addressee unknown what does this mean?

If someone living at the same address withholds sealed first class mail from the addressee must they return it to the sender or can they simply legally discard it?