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What actually takes place prior to my job being turned over to the Postal Service?

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What actually takes place prior to my job being turned over to the Postal Service?

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There are multiple processes a job may have to undertake prior to completion. 1. If the mailing is strictly a direct-address application (cards, magazines, etc.), there is only the addressing process to be performed. However: Unless specifically directed by the customer, the addressing process does not begin until a signed address proof has been received. 2. If the mailing consists of a folded self-mailer, seals must be affixed prior to addressing. The number and type of seals is determined by the address orientation of the mail piece. A simple explanation for this: If the opening is at the top as you look at the address, one seal is required, if the opening is at the bottom, two seals are required. This applies only to letter-size mail, not multi paginated. For an in-depth explanation, please refer to the U.S,P, S. Domestic Mail Manuel (DMM), which can be accessed on our Resources page.

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