[Federal Register Volume 62, Number 107 (Wednesday, June 4, 1997)]
[Rules and Regulations]
[Pages 30457-30461]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 97-14571]


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POSTAL SERVICE

39 CFR Part 111


Domestic Mail Manual; Miscellaneous Amendments

AGENCY: Postal Service.

ACTION: Final rule.

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SUMMARY: This document describes the numerous amendments consolidated 
in the Transmittal Letter for Issue 52 of the Domestic Mail Manual, 
which is incorporated by reference in the Code of Federal Regulations, 
see 39 CFR 111.1. These amendments reflect changes in mail preparation 
requirements and other miscellaneous rules and regulations not 
previously published in the Federal Register.

EFFECTIVE DATE: July 1, 1997.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Neil Berger, (202) 268-2859.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Domestic Mail Manual (DMM), incorporated 
by reference in title 39, Code of Federal Regulations, part 111, 
contains the basic standards of the U.S. Postal Service governing its 
domestic mail services; descriptions of the mail classes and special 
services and conditions governing their use; and standards for rate 
eligibility and mail preparation. The document is amended and 
republished about every 6 months, with each issue sequentially 
numbered.
    DMM Issue 52, the next edition of the DMM, is scheduled for release 
on July 1, 1997. That issue will include substantive changes to the 
following special services: caller service, certified mail, Express 
Mail insurance, insured mail, post office box service, registered mail, 
return receipt, return receipt for merchandise, and special delivery. 
The final rule containing the standards for these changes was published 
on May 12, 1997, in the Federal Register (62 FR 26086-26098), as 
approved on May 5, 1997, by the Board of Governors to implement the 
Decision of the

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Governors of the United States Postal Service on the Recommended 
Decision of the Postal Rate Commission on Special Services Fees and 
Classifications, Docket No. MC96-3. Those standards take effect at 
12:01 a.m., June 8, 1997.
    DMM Issue 52 will also include new experimental nonletter-size 
business reply mail categories and fees. The final rule containing the 
standards for these new categories and fees was published on May 9, 
1997, in the Federal Register (62 FR 25752-25755), as approved on May 
5, 1997, by the Board of Governors to implement the Decision of the 
Governors of the United States Postal Service on the Recommended 
Decision of the Postal Rate Commission on the Experimental Nonletter-
Size Business Reply Mail Categories and Fees, Docket No. MC97-1.
    DMM Issue 52 will include the standards for a new ancillary service 
endorsement system used by mailers to request address correction, 
return, and forwarding services for undeliverable-as-addressed mail. 
The final rule containing the standards for this system, which takes 
effect July 1, 1997, was published on March 28, 1997, in the Federal 
Register (62 FR 15056-15066), with a request for further public 
comments on the standards for Single-Piece Standard Mail. A subsequent 
final rule was published on May 5, 1997, in the Federal Register (62 FR 
24340-24341).
    The following excerpt from section I010, Summary of Changes, of the 
transmittal for DMM Issue 52 covers the minor changes not previously 
described in final rules or in other interim or final rules published 
in the Federal Register. Announcements of these minor changes were 
first published in various issues of the Postal Bulletin, an official 
biweekly document published by the Postal Service. In addition, the 
revised contents of DMM Issue 52 are also presented.

Domestic Mail Manual Issue 52 Summary of Changes

Ancillary Service Endorsement Placement

    Sections A010.4.2 and M012.4.0 clarify the required use and 
placement of a return address on mail with an ancillary service 
endorsement and expand from one to four locations on a mailpiece where 
a mailer may print ancillary service endorsements. Effective February 
13, 1997 (Postal Bulletin (PB) 21939 (2-13-97)).
    Sections M012.4.3 and M012.4.4 relax the standards for one of the 
placement locations (to the left of the postage area) and for the 
clearance space (\1/4\ inch) required for ancillary service 
endorsements. Effective May 22, 1997 (PB 21946 (5-22-97)).

Business Reply Mail Address Block Barcoding

    Sections E060.11.4, S922.4.8, and S922.5.0 give any business reply 
mail (BRM) permit holder who uses window envelopes or address labels 
the option of printing ZIP+4 barcodes as part of the delivery address 
block for prebarcoded BRM letter-size and flat-size pieces. Effective 
March 1, 1997 (PB 21939 (2-13-97)).

Carrier Route Codes on Container Labels

    Exhibit M032.1.3a footnote 2 makes the space between the one-letter 
carrier route type code (for example, ``R'' for rural route, ``C'' for 
carrier route) and the required three digits representing the route 
number optional on barcoded sack and tray labels. Effective July 1, 
1997 (PB 21946 (5-22-97)).

Express Mail Corporate Account

    Section P500.2.0 ensures proper accounting procedures are in place 
to reduce uncollectible Express Mail Corporate Account revenue. 
Effective March 27, 1997 (PB 21942 (3-27-97)).
    Section P500.2.3 changes the minimum balance that must be 
maintained in an Express Mail Corporate Account to the average 1 week's 
postage and fees or $100, whichever is higher. Effective April 24, 1997 
(PB 21944 (4-24-97)).

FASTforwardSM

    Sections E130.3.3 and E140.1.3 are amended, current sections 
F030.3.0 and F030.4.0 are redesignated as sections F030.4.0 and 
F030.5.0, respectively, and new section F030.3.0 is added to reflect 
the introduction of FASTforwardSM, a computerized system 
developed as an additional method of meeting the move update 
requirement for Presorted First-Class Mail and automation rate First-
Class Mail. Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).
    Section C830.4.1 clarifies that window envelopes processed on 
multiline optical character readers (MLOCRs) using FASTforward software 
must meet the FASTforward standards in section F030.3.3. Effective May 
22, 1997 (PB 21946 (5-22-97)).

Internet Version of PS Form 3575

    Sections A910.2.4, A910.6.2, C032.2.4, D910.2.2, D920.2.2, 
F020.1.4, F030.3.2e, R900.8.3, and I021 reflect the approved use of 
Internet version PS Form 3575-WWW, Change of Address Order. Effective 
March 27, 1997 (PB 21942 (3-27-97)).

Label Barcode Specifications and Use

    Section M031.1.4 clarifies the required information on the origin 
line (Line 3) of a label. Section M031.1.6 permits the use of the City 
State File for city and state abbreviations. Section M031.3.2 makes the 
paper stock specifications the same for barcoded and nonbarcoded 
labels. Section M032 is reorganized with amendments to the standards 
and specifications for barcoded tray and sack labels. Effective 
February 13, 1997 (PB 21939 (2-13-97)).
    Sections M032.1.1, M032.2.1, M810.1.1, and M820.1.1 delay by 6 
months the required use of barcoded tray and sack labels for automation 
rate mailings. Originally slated to take effect January 1, 1997, the 
date of required use is moved to July 1, 1997. Effective January 1, 
1997 (PB 21935 (12-19-96)).

Label Content Lines

    Sections M031.5.0, M032.1.3, M045.4.4, M073.3.2, M120.2.8, 
M130.2.3, M130.3.3, M130.4.3, M130.5.4, M200.3.2, M200.4.2, M610.3.3, 
M610.4.3, M610.5.8, M610.6.3, M620.3.2, M620.4.3, M630.2.7, M630.3.6, 
M630.4.6, M630.6.3, M630.8.0, M810.2.3, M810.3.2, M820.2.3, M820.3.3, 
M820.4.4 are amended and new exhibit M032.1.3c (later redesignated as 
exhibit M032.1.3a) and new section M810.3.3 are added to reflect new 
content identifier numbers (CINs) for the content line of tray and sack 
labels. Also revised is the human-readable content line information for 
most tray and sack labels and for some pallet labels. With these 
revisions, label instructions for the content line throughout the mail 
preparation sections of module M match the content line of the label 
associated with a CIN in new exhibit M032.1.3c (later redesignated as 
exhibit M032.1.3a). Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21937 (1-16-97)).
    New exhibit M032.1.3c (later redesignated as exhibit M032.1.3a) 
changes the human-readable content line for certain international mail 
content identifier numbers (CINs) for barcoded tray and sack labels. 
Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).

Labeling Instructions

    Section M032.2.4f corrects the content identifier instructions for 
barcoded sack labels. Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21938 (1-30-97)).
    Section M120.2.3c corrects the Line 1 labeling instruction for the 
Priority Mail SCF package sort level from L002,

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Column B, to L002, Column C. Effective January 30, 1997 (PB 21938 (1-
30-97)).

Labeling Instructions for Standard Mail Mixed BMC

    Sections L601, M073.3.1d, M610.6.2d, and M630.6.2d clarify and 
correct labeling instructions. These amendments specify that ``MXD'' 
must be added to the beginning of the destination line (Line 1) of 
labels in section L601 for mixed BMC sort levels. This change 
standardizes the use of the term ``MXD'' on the destination line for 
all types of mixed sacks, trays, and pallets. Effective July 1, 1997 
(PB 21943 (4-10-97)).
    Sections L601, M045.4.1e, M045.4.2d, M073.3.1d, M610.6.2d, and 
M630.6.2d clarify and correct labeling instructions for Standard Mail 
prepared at the mixed BMC sortation level (including palletized mail). 
Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21944 (4-24-97)).

Labeling List Changes

    Sections L004, L102, and L801 reflect changes in mail processing 
operations. Effective January 16, 1997; mandatory March 16, 1997 (PB 
21937 (1-16-97)).
    Sections L002, L003, L004, L005, L102, L601, L603, L604, L801, and 
L803 reflect changes in mail processing operations. Effective April 10, 
1997; mandatory July 1, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).

Markings on Automation Mail

    Sections M810.1.4 and M820.1.4 clarify the required markings on 
letter-size and flat-size mail sent at automation rates. Effective May 
22, 1997 (PB 21946 (5-22-97)).

Merchandise Return Service

    Section S923.1.0 transfers standards for postage collection 
originally contained in Domestic Mail Manual Transition Book (DMMT) 
section 919.7. Effective January 16, 1997 (PB 21937 (1-16-97)).

Nonprofit Standard Mail Low-Cost Products

    Section E670.5.10 increases from $6.75 to $6.93 the permitted 
amount for low-cost products mailable at Nonprofit Standard Mail rates. 
Effective January 1, 1997 (PB 21938 (1-30-97)).

Optional Endorsement Lines

    Sections M013.1.1 and M013.2.6 require the appropriate 3-digit ZIP 
Code prefix or 5-digit ZIP Code for the destination area distribution 
center (ADC) or automated area distribution center (AADC) for optional 
endorsement lines (OELs) on packages labeled to an ADC, mixed ADC, 
AADC, or mixed AADC. Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).

Penalty Mail Detention

    Section E060.5.9 transfers the standard for the detention of 
penalty mail from Domestic Mail Manual Transition Book (DMMT) 137.23. 
If suspected misuse of the penalty mail privileges occurs, the USPS 
does not hold or delay processing the mail but contacts and refers the 
matter to the affected government agency for investigation and action. 
Effective January 16, 1997 (PB 21937 (1-16-97)).

Periodicals Additional Entry

    Sections D230.1.1 and P200.3.0 are amended and sections E250.1.3 
and E250.2.4 are removed to clarify revisions to additional entry 
standards. Effective April 24, 1997 (PB 21944 (4-24-97)).

Periodicals Documentation

    Sections M200.7.0, M810.4.0, M820.5.0, and P012.2.1 change from 
January 1 to July 1, 1997, the date when Periodicals mailings must be 
prepared with software certified under the Presort Accuracy Validation 
and Evaluation (PAVE) program or prepared to meet the criteria for 
standardized documentation. Effective January 1, 1997 (PB 21934 (12-5-
96)).
    Sections E230.7.4, E250.1.4, E250.2.6, P012.2.2, P012.2.3, 
P012.2.4, P012.2.5 and P200.1.5 are amended; section P012.3.0 is 
redesignated as P012.4.0 and amended; and section E230.1.5 and new 
section P012.3.0 are added, to reflect the standards for use of Presort 
Accuracy Validation and Evaluation (PAVE)-certified software or 
standardized documentation for Periodicals. Originally scheduled to 
take effect July 1, 1997 (PB 21940 (2-27-97)). A subsequent notice 
postponed the effective date to August 1, 1997 (PB 21944 (4-24-97)).

Polywrapped Automation Flats Certification

    Section C820.3.1 allows mailers who wish to claim automation rates 
for flat-size polywrapped (plastic-covered) barcoded pieces to have 
their pieces evaluated and certified by their local USPS mailpiece 
design analyst (MDA). Effective March 21, 1997 (PB 21940 (2-27-97)).

Postage Meter New Indicia

    Exhibit P030.4.1 adds a new postage meter indicia approved for 
Neopost postage meter Model SM26. Effective May 8, 1997 (PB 21945 (5-8-
97)).

Registered Mail Additional Services

    Section S911.1.5 is revised, section S911.3.9 is removed, and 
section S911.3.10 is redesignated as section S911.3.9 to clarify which 
additional special services are available with registered mail. 
Effective April 24, 1997 (PB 21944 (4-24-97)).

Reply Mail and Special Mailing Envelopes

    Section C100.5.0 is added and sections C810.8.0 and S922.4.10 are 
amended and reorganized to provide mailers with specific automation 
standards for business reply, meter reply, and courtesy reply mail. 
Sections C010.6.0 through C010.9.0 are redesignated as sections 
C010.7.0 through C010.10.0, respectively. Current sections C024.15.0 
through C024.17.0 are redesignated as new sections C010.6.1 through 
C010.6.3, respectively. These new sections present general mailability 
standards for envelopes constructed with windows, envelopes printed 
with green diamond borders, and envelopes configured as reusable 
mailpieces for two-way mailing. Effective April 10, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-
10-97)).

Sexually Oriented Advertisements

    Sections C032.2.0, C032.3.1, C032.4.1, C032.6.0, C033.1.0, and 
C033.3.0 reflect the centralized processing of customer requests not to 
receive sexually oriented advertisements. Two USPS programs help 
customers protect themselves and their children against receiving 
unwanted sexually oriented advertisements in the mail. G043 provides 
the mailing address for the centralized processing center handling 
customer requests. I021 adds new Form 1500, Application for Listing 
and/or Prohibitory Order, which replaces the previously used Form 2201, 
Application for Listing Pursuant to 39 U.S.C. 3010, and Form 2150, 
Notice for Prohibitory Order Against Sender of Pandering Advertisement 
in the Mails. Effective December 5, 1996 (PB 21934 (12-5-96)).

Small Flats Test

    Section C820.2.3 allows mailers to claim the automation rate for 
flats for flat-size pieces prepared as booklets, catalogs, and 
magazines measuring at least 53/8 inches long when these pieces are no 
more than 91/2 inches high. These pieces may not be enclosed in 
polywrap (plastic) material. Effective July 1, 1997 (PB 21946 (5-22-
97)).

Tan Label MXD

    Sections M130.2.1d, M130.4.1d, M130.5.2d, M200.2.4f, M610.3.1d, 
M610.5.3d, M820.2.1d, M820.3.1d, and

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M820.4.1d change the acronym from ``MS'' (for mixed states) to ``MXD'' 
(for mixed ADCs) for the tan-colored pressure-sensitive label used to 
identify packages of mixed ADC mail. Effective January 1, 1997 (PB 
21936 (1-2-97)).

Unnumbered Insured Articles

    Sections S010.4.1 and S010.4.2 provide that a customer claim for an 
unnumbered insured article lost or damaged in the mail is adjudicated 
by the local post office where the claim is received. Section G043 
revises the mailing address for the Office of Claims Appeals at the St. 
Louis Accounting Service Center. Effective March 29, 1997 (PB 21941 (3-
13-97)).

Value Added Refunds

    Section P014.4.0 clarifies authorization procedures for refunds 
requested for excess postage at the time of mailing (termed value added 
refunds). Effective April 10, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).

Written Additions--Circulars

    Section E612.2.1 clarifies that a circular may be mailed as 
Standard Mail (A) even if it includes handwritten or typewritten dates 
or addresses on the piece or handwritten or typewritten corrections of 
typographical errors. Effective April 10, 1997 (PB 21943 (4-10-97)).

List of Subjects in 39 CFR Part 111

    Postal Service.

    In consideration of the foregoing, 39 CFR part 111 is amended as 
set forth below:

PART 111--[AMENDED]

    1. The authority citation for 39 CFR part 111 continues to read as 
follows:

    Authority: 5 U.S.C. 552(a); 39 U.S.C. 101, 401, 403, 404, 3001-
3011, 3201-3219, 3403-3406, 3621, 3626, 5001.

    2. The table at the end of Sec. 111.3(e) is amended by adding at 
the end thereof a new entry to read as follows:


Sec. 111.3  Amendments to the Domestic Mail Manual.

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    3. Section 111.5 is revised to read as follows:


Sec. 111.5  Contents of the Domestic Mail Manual.

A--Addressing

A000  Basic Addressing

A010  General Addressing Standards
A040  Alternative Addressing Formats
A060  Detached Address Labels (DALs)

A800  Addressing for Automation

A900  Customer Support

A910  Mailing List Services
A920  Address Sequencing Services
A930  Other Services
A950  Coding Accuracy Support System (CASS)

C--Characteristics and Content

C000  General Information

C010  General Mailability Standards
C020  Restricted or Nonmailable Articles and Substances
    C021  Articles and Substances Generally
    C022  Perishables
    C023  Hazardous Matter
    C024  Other Restricted or Nonmailable Matter
C030  Nonmailable Written, Printed, and Graphic Matter
    C031  Written, Printed, and Graphic Matter Generally
    C032  Sexually Oriented Advertisements
    C033  Pandering Advertisements
C050  Mail Processing Categories

C100  First-Class Mail

C200  Periodicals

C500  Express Mail

C600  Standard Mail

C800  Automation-Compatible Mail

C810  Letters and Cards
C820  Flats
C830  OCR Standards
C840  Barcoding Standards

D--Deposit, Collection, and Delivery

D000  Basic Information

D010  Pickup Service
D020  Plant Load
D030  Recall of Mail
D040  Delivery of Mail
    D041  Customer Mail Receptacles
    D042  Conditions of Delivery
D070  Drop Shipment
    D071  Express Mail and Priority Mail
    D072  Metered Mail

D100  First-Class Mail

D200  Periodicals

D210  Basic Information
D230  Additional Entry

D500  Express Mail

D600  Standard Mail

D900  Other Delivery Services

D910  Post Office Box Service
D920  Caller Service
D930  General Delivery and Firm Holdout

E--Eligibility

E000  Special Eligibility Standards

E010  Overseas Military Mail
E020  Department of State Mail
E030  Mail Sent by U.S. Armed Forces
E040  Free Matter for the Blind and Other Handicapped Persons
E050  Official Mail (Franked)
E060  Official Mail (Penalty)
E070  Mixed Classes
E080  Absentee Balloting Materials

E100  First-Class Mail

E110  Basic Standards
E120  Priority Mail
E130  Nonautomation Rates
E140  Automation Rates

E200  Periodicals

E210  Basic Standards
    E211  All Periodicals
    E212  Qualification Categories
    E213  Periodicals Mailing Privileges
    E214  Reentry
    E215  Copies Not Paid or Requested by Addressee
    E216  Publisher Records
E230  Nonautomation Rates
E240  Automation Rates
E250  Destination Entry
E270  Preferred Periodicals

E500  Express Mail

E600  Standard Mail

E610  Basic Standards
    E611  All Standard Mail
    E612  Additional Standards for Standard Mail (A)
    E613  Additional Standards for Standard Mail (B)
E620  Nonautomation Nonpresort Rates
E630  Nonautomation Presort Rates
E640  Automation Rates
E650  Destination Entry
    E651  Regular, Nonprofit, and Enhanced Carrier Route Standard 
Mail
    E652  Parcel Post
E670  Nonprofit Standard Mail

F--Forwarding and Related Services

F000  Basic Services

F010  Basic Information
F020  Forwarding
F030  Address Correction, Address Change, FASTforwardSM, 
and Return Services

G--General Information

G000  The USPS and Mailing Standards

G010  Basic Business Information
    G011  Post Offices and Postal Services
    G013  Trademarks and Copyrights
G020  Mailing Standards
G030  Postal Zones
G040  Information Resources
    G041  Postal Business Centers
    G042  Rates and Classification Service Centers
    G043  Address List for Correspondence
G090  Experimental Classifications and Rates
    G091  Barcoded Small Parcels
    G092  Nonletter-Size Business Reply Mail

G900  Philatelic Services

L--Labeling Lists

L000  General Use

    L002  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Matrix
    L003  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--3-Digit Scheme Sortation

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    L004  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--ADC Sortation
    L005  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--SCF Sortation

L100  First-Class Mail

    L102  ADCs--Presorted Priority Mail

L600  Standard Mail

    L601  BMCs--Machinable Parcels
    L602  BMCs--DBMC Rates
    L603  ADCs--Irregular Parcels
    L604  Originating ADCs--Irregular Parcels

L800  Automation Rate Mailings

    L801  AADCs--Letter-Size Mailings
    L802  BMC/ASF Entry--Periodicals and Standard Mail (A)
    L803  Non-BMC/ASF Entry--Periodicals and Standard Mail (A)

M--Mail Preparation and Sortation

M000  General Preparation Standards

M010  Mailpieces
    M011  Basic Standards
    M012  Markings and Endorsements
    M013  Optional Endorsement Lines
    M014  Carrier Route Information Lines
M020  Packages and Bundles
M030  Containers
    M031  Labels
    M032  Barcoded Labels
    M033 Sacks and Trays
M040 Pallets
    M041 General Standards
    M045 Palletized Mailings
M050 Delivery Sequence
M070 Mixed Classes
    M071 Basic Information
    M072 Express Mail and Priority Mail Drop Shipment
    M073 Combined Mailings of Standard Mail Machinable Parcels
    M074 Plant Load Mailings

M100 First-Class Mail (Nonautomation)

M120 Priority Mail
M130 Presorted First-Class Mail

M200 Periodicals (Nonautomation)

M500 Express Mail

M600 Standard Mail (Nonautomation)

M610 Single--Piece and Nonautomation Standard Mail (A)
M620 Enhanced Carrier Route Standard Mail
M630 Standard Mail (B)

M800 All Automation Mail

M810 Letter-Size Mail
M820 Flat-Size Mail

P--Postage and Payment Methods

P000 Basic Information

P010 General Standards
    P011 Payment
    P012 Documentation
    P013 Rate Application and Computation
    P014 Refunds and Exchanges
P020 Postage Stamps and Stationery
    P021 Stamped Stationery
    P022 Adhesive Stamps
    P023 Precanceled Stamps
P030 Postage Meters and Meter Stamps
P040 Permit Imprints
P070 Mixed Classes

P100 First-Class Mail

P200 Periodicals

P500 Express Mail

P600 Standard Mail

P700 Special Postage Payment Systems

P710 Manifest Mailing System (MMS)
P720 Optional Procedure (OP) Mailing System
P730 Alternate Mailing Systems (AMS)
P750 Plant-Verified Drop Shipment (PVDS)
P760 First-Class or Standard Mail Mailings With Different Payment 
Methods

R--Rates and Fees

R000 Stamps and Stationery

R100 First-Class Mail

R200 Periodicals

R500 Express Mail

R600 Standard Mail

R900 Services

S--Special Services

S000 Miscellaneous Services

S010 Indemnity Claims
S020 Money Orders and Other Services
S070 Mixed Classes
S500 Special Services for Express Mail

S900 Special Postal Services

S910 Security and Accountability
    S911 Registered Mail
    S912 Certified Mail
    S913 Insured Mail
    S914 Certificate of Mailing
    S915 Return Receipt
    S916 Restricted Delivery
    S917 Return Receipt for Merchandise
S920 Convenience
    S921 Collect on Delivery (COD) Mail
    S922 Business Reply Mail (BRM)
    S923 Merchandise Return Service
    S930 Handling

I--Index Information

I000 Information

I010 Summary of Changes
I020 References
    I021 Forms Glossary
    I022 Subject Index
Stanley F. Mires,
Chief Counsel, Legislative.
[FR Doc. 97-14571 Filed 6-3-97; 8:45 am]
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