I didn t write the name of the recipient when I sent a regular letter, but I can receive it in the

The name of the recipient was not written in the ordinary letter, and it could not be received. The letter must have a detailed address, name, including zip code, if you find the recipient's address, you will not be able to deliver it, and you don't know who to send it to.

Ordinary mail is a method of communication for mailing letters, and standard envelopes are required for mailing regular letters. Compared with ** letters, ordinary mail does not provide receipts, does not accept inquiries, and is not responsible for compensation. The most cost-effective is ordinary mail. Nowadays, most of them don't send regular letters in case they are lost.

Letters are available in plain letters and ** letters. The credit rating of ordinary mail is low, and the post office is not responsible for the loss of the letter during the delivery process; **The credit rating of the letter is high, and the post office must bear the agreed responsibility if it loses the **piece.

Mail delivery is based on the address and will be delivered to the address as long as the address is correct. Letters sent to schools, businesses, etc., are only delivered to the mailroom or doorman, and cannot be received if the recipient's name is not written, but can be received if the home address is sent.

If you write the address of the school and write it to the admissions office, the admissions office will receive it, and there will be a person in charge of receiving the letter.

Letters between different districts in the same city are called local letters, and under normal circumstances, ordinary letters are generally sent today and arrive the next day, ** a little longer, and it will take 2 or 3 days.

Don't worry, letters like this can be received because there are people in the school who will classify them and give them to the person in charge!

I used to be from the post office. Under normal circumstances, if no one takes it for 1 month, it will be returned. If that person knows it's a letter you gave him, they will receive it.

Summary. You can not write the sender's name, as long as the recipient's address and name are accurate, you can also send it to the destination. The sender's name and address are for credit refund.

Generally, ordinary letters are easy to be discarded, and it is useless to write them.

**The letter can be inquired about the delivery status, and if it is discarded, you can claim compensation from the post office with the mailing documents.

I didn't write the sender's name, but I wrote the recipient's name, can I send the letter?

Hello, glad to answer for you, as far as I know, it is possible to send a letter.

You can not write the sender's name, as long as the recipient's address and surname are accurate, you can also send it to the destination. The sender's name and address are for credit refund. Generally, ordinary letters are easy to be discarded, and it is useless to write them.

**The letter can be inquired about the delivery status, and if it is discarded, you can claim compensation from the post office with the mailing documents.

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