[Federal Register Volume 65, Number 6 (Monday, January 10, 2000)]
[Rules and Regulations]
[Pages 1318-1322]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 00-516]


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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 55 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: January 10, 2000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Anne Emmerth, (202) 268-2363.

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 six months, with each issue sequentially 
numbered. Interim updates of the DMM are posted monthly on the USPS 
Postal Explorer web site (http://pe.usps.gov). DMM Issue 55, the next 
printed edition, is scheduled for release on January 10, 2000. Issue 55 
will contain all changes previously published in the Federal Register 
and all changes listed below. The following excerpt from section I010, 
Summary of Changes, of the transmittal letter for DMM Issue 55 covers 
the minor changes not previously described in 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 table of contents of DMM Issue 55 is presented.

Domestic Mail Manual Issue 55

Summary of Changes

A Addressing

    A010.1.2 and A010.3.2 are amended to correct information on the 
placement of private mailbox numbers. Effective 6-3-99.
    A010.1.2 and A010.3.2 are amended and A010.5.3 is added to reflect 
changes to regulations relevant to mail delivery procedures to a 
commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA). Effective 4-24-99.
    A040.3.3 is amended to clarify the standards for placement of an 
optional endorsement line when used with the exceptional address 
format. Effective 9-9-99.
    A950.5.4 is revised to incorporate changes to PS Form 3553, Coding 
Accuracy Support System (CASS) Summary Report. Effective 2-11-99.

C Characteristics and Content

    C010.6.2 is added to clarify standards for items mailed in USPS-
provided Express Mail and Priority Mail packaging. Effective 9-9-99.
    C022.3.3, C023.2.2, and C023.8.5 are revised to reflect 
organizational changes for rulings and appeals authority. Effective 8-
12-99.
    C023 is revised to clarify the hazardous material standards 
concerning the use of shipping papers and the requirements for 
flammable and magnetized materials. Effective 5-6-99.
    C023.4.0 is revised to clarify the standards that apply to 
flammable and combustible liquids in domestic mail. Effective 12-2-99.
    C023.11.4 is amended to change the standards that apply to dry ice 
in domestic mail via surface transportation. Effective 5-6-99.
    C023.11.4 is revised to clarify the standards that apply to dry ice 
in domestic mail. Effective 11-5-98.

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    C100.2.6 is revised to clarify the format standards for First-Class 
Mail card rate eligibility. Effective 9-9-99.
    C100.2.6, C100.2.7, and C100.2.8 are amended to clarify the format 
standards for cards. Effective 5-6-99.
    C200.1.5 is revised to allow a supplement's dimensions to exceed 
those of the host publication when the publication and the supplement 
are fully wrapped. Effective 12-17-98.
    C200.1.1, C200.1.10, C200.4.1, and C200.4.3 are amended to clarify 
postal standards regarding label carriers, wrappers, and printed 
features. Effective 3-11-99.
    C820 is revised to clarify specifications for automation flats. 
Effective 12-14-98.
    C820.3.3 is corrected to show the correct thickness for automation 
flats. Effective 12-3-98.
    C820.4.3 is revised to add two alternative mailpiece identification 
endorsements for polywrapped automation flats. Effective 5-6-99.
    The title of C840 is revised for clarity. Effective 3-14-99.
    C850 is revised to include information about barcode formatting 
requirements for delivery confirmation barcodes. Effective 3-14-99.

D Deposit, Collection, and Delivery

    D041.2.8 is revised to clarify the circumstances under which 
customers of rural and highway contract routes may share a single mail 
receptacle. Effective 2-11-99.
    D042.2.5, D042.2.6, and D042.2.7 are revised to reflect changes to 
regulations relevant to mail delivery procedures to a commercial mail 
receiving agency (CMRA). Effective 4-24-99.
    D230.3.11 and D230.6.2 are revised to reflect organizational 
changes for rulings and appeals authority. Effective 8-12-99.
    D910.5.3 is revised to expand the application of location-based 
fees for post office boxes. Effective 1-10-99.
    D910.5.3 is revised to correct fee assignments previously 
published. Effective 1-10-99.

E Eligibility

    E060 is revised to reflect changes in procedures for penalty mail. 
Effective 2-11-99.
    E060.9.6 is amended to change the name and address of Stamp 
Fulfillment Services (formerly the Philatelic Fulfillment Service 
Center). Effective 9-9-99.
    E060.12.7, E213.3.7, E213.4.3, E214.3.8, E214.3.11, E270.9.6, 
E670.10.3, and E670.11.3 are revised to reflect organizational changes 
for rulings and appeals authority. Effective 8-12-99.
    E110.1.3, E110.4.1, E140.1.1, E611.1.2, E612.4.7, and E612.4.9 are 
revised to provide for the Mailing Online market test. Effective 10-22-
98.
    E110.1.3, E110.4.1, E140.1.1, E611.1.2, E612.4.7, and E612.4.9 are 
amended to terminate the Mailing Online market test. Effective 10-29-
99.
    E120.1.4 is amended and E500.1.6 is added to clarify standards for 
items mailed in USPS-provided Express Mail and Priority Mail packaging. 
Effective 9-9-99.
    E150.2.0 is amended to change the application process for customers 
who want to participate in the Qualified Business Reply Mail (QBRM) 
program. Effective 5-6-99.
    E211.10.3 is revised to allow publishers of bound and unbound 
publications the option of printing the Periodicals identification 
statement on the table of contents page. Effective 12-2-99.
    E230, E250, E620, and E651 are amended to implement new labeling 
list L001 and optional package reallocation. Effective 7-29-99.
    E270.2.4 and E270.5.5 are added to provide for a rate anomaly for 
Nonprofit and Classroom Periodicals publications. Effective 8-1-99.
    E613.1.0 is revised to clarify minimum and maximum weights for 
Standard Mail (B) subclasses. Effective 6-3-99.
    E651.1.1, E651.2.2, E651.2.6, E651.3.8, E652.3.0, and E652.4.2 are 
revised to clarify and add procedures for destination entry rate 
mailings and plant-verified drop shipment (PVDS) mailings to 
standardize requirements for Standard Mail (A) and (B) and to improve 
Periodicals service. Effective 9-9-99.
    E651.2.2c and E652.4.2e are amended to change loading requirements 
for Periodicals and Standard Mail on the same vehicle. Effective 1-1-
00.
    E652 Exhibit 6.0, Exhibit 7.0, and Exhibit 8.0 are revised to 
change and add ZIP Codes for Parcel Post discounts. Effective 1-10-99.
    E652 Exhibit 7.0 and Exhibit 8.0 are amended to change and add ZIP 
Codes for Parcel Post discounts and to correct existing entries for 
some ZIP Codes. Effective 9-9-99.
    E652 Exhibit 8.0 is amended to add, change, and delete ZIP Codes 
for Parcel Post discounts. Effective 1-10-00.
    E652 Exhibit 8.0 is revised to change a postal facility address. 
Effective 2-11-99.
    E670.5.7 is revised to change the standards for mail matter 
eligible to be sent at Nonprofit Standard Mail rates. Effective 9-9-99.
    E670.5.11 is revised to increase the value of low-cost products 
mailable at Nonprofit Standard Mail rates. Effective 1-1-99.

F Forwarding and Related Services

    F010.8.2 is revised to reflect organizational changes for rulings 
and appeals authority. Effective 8-12-99.
    Exhibit F010.4.1 is amended and F020.2.7 is added to reflect 
changes to regulations relevant to mail delivery procedures to a 
commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA). Effective 4-24-99.

G General Information

    G020.3.4, G900.2.3, and G900.2.7 are revised to reflect 
organizational changes for rulings and appeals authority. Effective 8-
12-99.
    G043 and G900.1.4 are amended to change the name and address of 
Stamp Fulfillment Services (formerly the Philatelic Fulfillment Service 
Center). Effective 9-9-99.
    G092 is amended to reflect changes to experimental classifications 
and rates for nonletter-size Business Reply Mail (BRM). Effective 6-8-
99.
    G093 is added to provide for the Mailing Online market test. 
Effective 10-22-98.
    G093 is deleted to terminate the Mailing Online market test. 
Effective 10-29-99.

L Labeling Lists

    L001 is added to implement optional package reallocation. Effective 
7-29-99.
    L001 is revised to reflect changes in mail processing operations. 
Effective 7-29-99.
    L001, L002, L003, and L005 are revised to reflect changes in mail 
processing operations. Effective 7-29-99.
    L001, L002, L003, L004, L005, and L801 are revised to reflect 
changes in mail processing operations. Effective 11-18-99.
    L002, L005, and L801 are revised to reflect changes in mail 
processing operations. Effective 1-28-99.
    L002, L003, L005, and L801 are revised to reflect changes in mail 
processing operations. Effective 12-3-98.
    L004 and L803 are amended to reflect changes in mail processing 
operations. Effective 5-6-99.

M Mail Preparation and Sortation

    M011, M031, M032, M033, M041, M045, M200, and M620 are amended to 
implement new mailing list L001 and optional package reallocation. 
Effective 7-29-99.
    M012.2.2 is amended to clarify standards for marking exceptions for

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automation letters and flats. Effective 11-4-99.
    M012.2.2 is amended to add new automation markings for MLOCR-
prepared First-Class Mail and Standard Mail (A) letters. Effective 1-3-
00.
    M012.3.1, M012.3.2, and M630.1.1 are revised to allow customers to 
use ``Parcel Select'' markings in place of, or in addition to, the 
currently required markings for pieces entered at Parcel Post DBMC, 
DSCF, and DDU rates. Effective 9-9-99.
    M013.1.1, M014.2.4, and M014.2.5 are revised to show specific 
markings for optional endorsement and carrier route information lines 
on packages mailed at certain rates. Effective 7-1-99.
    M013.1.5 is added to clarify the standards for placement of an 
optional endorsement line when used with the exceptional address 
format. Effective 9-9-99.
    M041.2.0 and M041.3.0 are revised to allow mailers to stack pallets 
four tiers high subject to certain limitations. Effective 2-11-99.
    M072 is revised to incorporate standards for Label 23, Priority 
Mail Drop Shipment Label. Effective 12-17-98.
    M072.3.2 is revised to add a new optional marking for pieces 
contained in an Express Mail or Priority Mail drop shipment and to add 
a new minimum type size requirement for required rate markings on 
pieces in a drop shipment. Effective 9-9-99.
    M810.1.3 is revised to incorporate new automation markings for 
MLOCR-prepared First-Class Mail and Standard Mail (A) letters. 
Effective 1-3-00.
    M820.1.5 is revised to clarify specifications for automation flats. 
Effective 12-14-98.
    M820.1.9 is revised to show that for Periodicals, packages of 
automation mail and packages of nonautomation mail may be sacked 
together in 3-digit, SCF, ADC, and mixed ADC sacks. Corrects language 
originally published in Postal Bulletin 21982 (10-8-98). Effective 12-
31-98.

P Postage and Payment Methods

    P011 is revised to reflect changes in procedures for penalty mail. 
Effective 2-11-99.
    P011.4.2, P011.5.1, P014.4.6, P014.4.9, P710.4.5, P710.4.9, 
P720.2.4, P720.2.8, P730.2.5, P730.2.8, P760.1.9, P760.1.11, and 
P760.1.13 are revised to reflect organizational changes for rulings and 
appeals authority. Effective 8-12-99.
    P011.4.0 and P011.5.0 are revised to clarify appeal procedures for 
revenue deficiency assessments and to standardize time limits for 
appealing all revenue deficiency rulings at 30 days. Effective 9-9-99.
    P012 is amended to implement new labeling list L001 and optional 
package reallocation. Effective 7-29-99.
    P013.1.4, P013.1.5, and P013.2.2 are amended to clarify language 
about computing postage for single-piece rate mailings and Express Mail 
and to remove references to Presorted Priority Mail, which was 
eliminated on January 10, 1999. P013.1.6 is deleted because all current 
postage meters are able to print fractional postage amounts. Effective 
9-9-99.
    P014.2.4 is revised to indicate that a full refund may be given for 
delivery confirmation if no service is provided. Effective 3-14-99.
    P014.2.10 is revised to clarify exchange and refund procedures for 
Breast Cancer Research semi-postal stamps. Effective 1-10-99.
    P014.4.14, P014.4.17, and P760 are revised to incorporate new 
automation markings for MLOCR prepared First-Class Mail and Standard 
Mail (A) letters. Effective 1-3-00.
    P021.2.1 and P021.2.6 are amended to change the name and address of 
Stamp Fulfillment Services (formerly the Philatelic Fulfillment Service 
Center). Effective 9-9-99.
    P040.5.1 is revised to provide for the Mailing Online market test. 
Effective 10-22-98.
    P040.5.1d is deleted to terminate the Mailing Online market test. 
Effective 10-29-99.
    P070.2.0 is amended to provide an exception to printing a permit 
imprint on the outside of a Periodicals publication when mailing First-
Class Mail or Standard Mail (A) enclosures. Effective 7-29-99.
    P100.3.2 and P100.3.3 are deleted to correct information about 
Presorted Priority Mail originally published in Postal Bulletin 21984A. 
Effective 1-10-99.

R Rates and Fees

    R000.4.0 and R900.9.0 are revised to correct rate errors. Effective 
1-10-99.
    R200.1.3, R200.2.3, R200.3.3, R200.4.3, and R200.5.3 are amended to 
clarify eligibility for Periodicals SCF and DU per piece rate 
discounts. Effective 5-6-99.
    R900.7.0 is revised to include fees for delivery confirmation 
service. Effective 3-14-99.
    R900.9.0 is revised to clarify the differences in marking and 
treatment between parcels insured for $50 or less and parcels insured 
for more than $50. Effective 10-7-99.

S Special Services

    S010.2.9 is amended to correct a reference to the fee for indemnity 
claims. Effective 3-11-99.
    S911, S913, S915, S916, S921, and S930 are amended and S918 is 
added to provide standards for delivery confirmation service. Effective 
3-14-99.
    S913.2.3 is revised to clarify the differences in marking and 
treatment between parcels insured for $50 or less and parcels insured 
for more than $50. Effective 10-7-99.
    S923 is revised to allow merchandise return service permit holders 
to distribute merchandise return service labels by facsimile 
transmission (fax) to customers or by electronic transmission to 
customers who then download, print, and affix the labels to mailpieces 
to be returned to the permit holders. Effective 12-31-98.
    S923.1.0 and S923.5.0 are amended to clarify the standard that 
requires that instructions be given with merchandise return service 
labels about how and where to mail the parcels. Effective 6-3-99.
    S924 is revised to provide for changes in bulk parcel return 
service (BPRS) to allow properly endorsed Standard Mail (A) machinable 
parcels to be returned to the original mailer when recipients have 
opened, resealed, and redeposited the parcels in the mail without 
paying additional postage. These changes also allow mailers the option 
to provide at their own expense a label with a barcode that can be used 
by recipients when returning a parcel to a previously designated postal 
facility. Effective 10-3-99.

List of Subjects in 39 CFR Part 111

    Administrative practice and procedure, 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, 414, 
3001-3011, 3201-3219, 3403-3406, 3621, 3626, 5001.

    2. The table at the end of Sec. 111.3(f) 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 Materials
    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 for Letters and Flats
    C850  Barcoding Standards for Standard Mail (B) Machinable Parcels

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
    E150  Qualified Business Reply Mail (QBRM)
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 Standard Mail (A) Rates
    E630  Standard Mail (B)
    E640  Automation Standard Mail (A) 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, FASTforward, 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
    G092  Nonletter-Size Business Reply Mail
G900  Philatelic Services

L  Labeling Lists

L000  General Use
    L001  5-Digit Scheme--Periodicals Flats and Irregular Parcels and 
Standard Mail (A) Flats
    L002  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Matrix
    L003  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--3-Digit Scheme Sortation
    L004  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--ADC Sortation
    L005  3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Groups--SCF Sortation
L600  Standard Mail
    L601  BMCs--Machinable Parcels
    L602  BMCs/ASFs--DBMC Rates
    L603  ADCs--Irregular Parcels
    L604  Originating ADCs--Irregular Parcels
    L605  BMCs--Nonmachinable Parcel Post
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)

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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 (A) and Standard Mail (B) 
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  Presorted 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  Postage 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 (A) 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
    S918  Delivery Confirmation
    S920  Convenience
    S921  Collect on Delivery (COD) Mail
    S922  Business Reply Mail (BRM)
    S923  Merchandise Return Service
    S924  Bulk Parcel 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. 00-516 Filed 1-7-00; 8:45 am]
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