I just received a letter in the mail today. Can I ask the post office to send it right back?
362977
It wasn't a certified letter you had to sign for, was it?  If it was, you can't refuse it now.  If it was sent regular post you don't need to add any postage if you haven't opened it, just cross out your address with an arrow to the sender address and write "refused, return to sender"
212637
Call the Post Office for the town to which it was sent; talk to the Post Master for that station.  Tell him the name and street.  He will talk to the carrier that handles that street who will keep an eye out for it or be able to relay if he saw the letter (if it was distinct) and had to send it back (forward order expired etc.)\n\nHowever, give it a total 2-3 weeks which is how long it can take for an undeliverable letter to be returned to sender or mysteriously find it's way to the correct recipient.
204463
no.\n\nthe post office is a government run institution and is run in the same manner as the dmv. if you mail a letter, it will take a day to get picked up, sorted, routed, resorted, and delivered as soon as the mail person comes back from their lunch break. \n\nits very similar to standing in line at the dmv. you wait in line, sometimes for hours, wait for a window to open up, and just when you are inching ever so closer to the window, the clerk gets up from their window desk, slaps a sign that says "back in 3 days" and then disappears into the back room never to be seen again. \n\noh, and if you mail a letter, make sure you use proper postage or it won't get there at all.
629726
go to the post office - they will give you everything you need
878609
you can go to your nearby post office\n:>peace
50423
Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
781615
Do not send in an envelope.Put it in a box with a letter stating what you want.Make sure that you include a return lable with your address and the correct postage for return,if you do not include return postage you may not get it back.
15423
Take it to the post office!
873606
Go to the post office and ask at the service counter.
500873
Just write a letter too the commissioner and explain your concern just make sure it is mailed certified return receipt.
996683
You should not open it and you should not destroy it either as this is a federal offense. The USPS suggest you mark the envelope "Not at this address" and place it back in a mail collection box.
391948
Yes, I marked it missent and returned it to the Post Office!
304836
I cannot believe how many people are baffled by this.  I weep for the future.\n\nYou need to send the mail to the address that they give you.  This could be a residential addres, commercial or a PO Box.  You do not need any sort of address to send mail (although it helps, in case it needs to be returned to you for some reason).\n\nAddresses are written on the envelope or postcard like this:\n\nKiki\n123 Main St.\nDetroit, MI 44444\n\nor:\n\nKiki\nP.O. Box # 7\nDetroit, MI 44444
71638
You GO down to your Closest Post Office and ask for a form to fill  out and discuss this with them , sooner the better, it will be brought to the attention of the POSTAL INSPECTOR.. This is a serious , please no game playing...
100782
If there wasn't a card for you to pick it up at the post office, they'll redeliver toomorrow. If your post office is a small one, you may be able to go and pick it up at the end of the day, once the postal worker gets back in for the day.
196273
Absolutely.  You can:\n1.  Drop it in a blue mailbox\n2.  Leave it in your home mailbox\n3.  Take it to the post office\n4.  Schedule a pickup (for an additional fee)\n\nSee the links below for full details.
796897
go to a very small post office