Sharing Sender Information
Getting Started
This article explains how to identify who sent you a Certified Mail letter and what steps you can take if you are unsure of the sender.
In This Article
Identifying the Sender
The sender of a Certified Mail letter is typically listed on the mailpiece itself. This may appear as a return address on the envelope.
If a company or organization sent the letter, their name should be included in the return address. If not, it will be included in the letter itself more often than not.
When the Sender is Unknown
If you are unable to identify the sender from the envelope:
- Wait to receive the letter and review its contents
- Contact your local post office for additional guidance if needed
In many cases, the sender’s identity will only be clear once the letter is opened.
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