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Do use: A thick envelope so the document can't be read through the packaging. A hard-backed envelope so the document won't get bent during transit. Plenty of bubble wrap and internal packaging if sending in a box. A waterproof wallet for your shipping label.

The barcode clear zone is a rectangular area in the lower right corner of the address side of cards and letter-size pieces defined by these boundaries: Left: 4-3/4 inches from the right edge of the piece. Right: right edge of the piece. Top: 5/8 inch from the bottom edge of the piece.

A facing identification mark (FIM) is a pattern of vertical bars printed in the upper-right portion of a mailpiece, to the left of the postage area. The FIM tells automated processing equipment some of what it needs to know to do its job.

ZIP Codes? are an integral part of making sure your mailpiece is processed quickly and efficiently. Not having a ZIP Code? on your mail causes unnecessary delay because it will require manual look-up.

A letter without a ZIP code may not reach its intended destination. That is because of the way addresses are read by automated postal systems. Rules that are taken for granted when people send mail are actually unusually strict to increase post office efficiency. Processing machines read addresses from the bottom up.

Answer : Generally you can mail 4-6 sheets of paper plus an envelope with one First class stamp.