If you have questions regarding this information, please call us at (989) 774-3298
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Does the Central Mailroom handle bulk (standard) permit mailings? |
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Printing Services processes bulk (standard) permit mailings. Please contact them for additional information at (989) 774-3216.
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What time does the metered mail leave campus? |
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All metered mail leaves at 2:15 p.m. promptly everyday (M-F).
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When an envelope is returned with a hand pointing to the address and a note saying "return to sender"--what does it mean? |
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Any item being returned with the "hand stamp" on it is a dead piece of mail. The item MUST be placed in another envelope with the correct address and then re-mailed.
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How do I obtain more campus mail envelopes? |
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Campus envelopes are a stock item available at University Stores. They may be ordered by filling out a University Stores requisition using the following stock numbers: small ones are 102562 and large ones are 102563.
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Why do I have to put the department name in the return address as long as I have a CMU envelope? |
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When an envelope is returned to the Central Mailroom because of an incorrect address or for another reason, an envelope without a return address has to be opened to find out which department sent it. This can be eliminated if the envelope has a proper return address.
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When I receive a piece of mail with "Postage Due" marked on it, how do I pay? |
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Postage due and business reply are all charged back to the department through Accounting Services. There is no need for a department to pay these charges when they receive the mail.
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How many copies are needed for a campus distribution? |
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1,800 copies are needed for a smaller distribution which includes all faculty, senior officers, and professional administrative employees, and 3,200 copies are needed for a large campus distribution which includes all faculty, staff and graduate assistants (all employees of the university).
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How long does it take for campus mail to be delivered? |
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Campus mail and incoming USPS mail take an average of one day to reach its destination once it has been received by the Central Mailroom. Delivery times can be shorter/longer by one day (i.e. same days vs. 2 day) depending on your delivery location and thus delivery time.
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