The Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) regulates us, so we must confirm that the addressee conducts business at the permanent address shown on PS Form 1583.
A valid document can be:
- Utility bills: gas, electricity, or landline phone (cell phone bills are not accepted)
- A bank or credit card statement (photo/scan of a physical letter or PDF of the statement)
- Driver's license with a photo showing your address and expiration date
- Any other document issued by the government or a recognized financial institution
Make sure the document shows:
- Your business name: must match the business name on the submitted USPS Form 1583.
- Your full business address: must match the business address on the filed USPS Form 1583
- Date of issue
- A logo or the sender's exact name: your bank, your local authority, your utility provider, etc.
- The document's nature: like the type of bill, the subject of the letter, etc.
Important information to keep in mind:
A utility bill or bank statement cannot be more than six (6) months old.
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