Post Offices

The question as asked makes no sense.

I'm assuming the question you're trying to ask is something along the lines of "I have a postal money order; if the post office goes bankrupt, what happens to my money?"

The answer is that it probably gets distributed to other creditors. If you attempt to assert your own claim in the bankruptcy hearings, then you might get (some) of the value of the money order.

This is all extremely silly, though, since money orders are a stupid place to keep money (they're intended for short transactions), so there's no reason to hold onto them instead of immediately claiming the money so you can quit worrying about it.

No it is closed on government holidays.

08534 this is found at USPS.gov

8:30 am Eastern Standard Time

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Yes, all federal offices and buildings are closed today for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Mail will not be delivered in the United States. It is a Federal Holiday since New Year fell on a Sunday.

how many stamps does it take from vancouver to california

they deliver mail to houses.

they offer p.o.boxes.

4x6 envelopes are considered business type mail and therefore do fall under the acceptable size for a regular stamp. Beware that some post offices do have different regulations.

Possibly 2-3 days

Post office is not open on sunday

Yes, you can rent a box at the post office. Ours costs $40 a year.

No, ParcelPool is a Third-Party delivery service. They usually ship items to the Post Office aka USPS then for them to deliver them.

No, the United States Postal Service does not sell foreign postage. The reason is that postal policy specifically says that if you are mailing something from the United States to a different country, you must use US postage. Post offices will not process mail with foreign postage on it unless it is coming into the USA from a different country. So there is no reason for the USPS to sell foreign postage for this reason.

Answer: The USPS actually has to accept foreign postage from any country through which the mail piece is going to travel. This is guaranteed by the Universal Postal Union (UPU) agreement. The UPU is a UN agency that regulates the price of International postage. If you use foreign postage stamps when mailing something to the country that issued the mail, then your mail will be shipped there and the foreign country pays the USPS.

If your local post office rejects the mail piece with foreign postage, then you should let them know that such refusal is in violation of the UPU agreement and possibly other law between the Nations.

While I lived abroad, I have often seen British and German postage meters/stamps on letters from the IRS.

well, in Malaysia, the postmanuses motorcycles... some use vans for quick delivery.

If they want to.

After World War II, the government wanted to get as many veterans employed as possible. In honor of their service, Military Veterans are awarded 'points' toward jobs in the government. They are added to the test scores on the Civil Service Exam giving them an advantage over others with the same skill sets.

yes because they tell you pacific type of shoes you wear with your uniform

For the most part, no - the package won't be there until the delivery date.

I would plan on a week, my mail has been taking a full week; but at least 5 business days should be right for standard mail.

December 24th if you get overnight delivery..

The first post office in Kerala is at Alappuzha.

You could obtain it in the airport.