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POSTAL BULLETIN
Published Since March 4, 1 880
PB 21847— August 5, 1993
WITHDRAWN
coNTENTSniversity of
Page
. 37
Purchases of Nonmetered Heating Fuel'
(ASM Revision) 36
Customer Services
DMM Public Subscriptions 1
Mail Alert 35
Missing Children Poster 29
Domestic Mail
Improper Return of Presorted Flat-Size
Mailpieces 1
U.S. Customs Payments— Correct
Address 37
Fraud Alerts
Invalid Express Mail Corporate Account
Numbers 44
Missing Money Orders— Canadian 42
Missing Money Orders — U.S 39
Withholding of Mail Orders 37
International Mail
Express Mail International Service-
Bhutan (IMM/Publication 273
Revisions) 2
Philately
19-Cent Beecher Hall at Illinois College
Postal Card 26
19-Cent College of the Holy Cross Postal
Card 26
29-Cent Country and Western Stamp and
$5.80 Stamp Booklet (Correction) 26
$2.90 and $5.80 African Violet
Commemorative Booklets 25
$5.22 Rose Pressure-Sensitive
Convertible Sheetlet 25
Pictorial Cancellation Announcement
93-1 (Hagerpex VIII Station)
(Correction) 26
Pictorial Cancellations (Pictorial
Cancellation Announcement 93-2) 13
Postal Employees
Family and Medical Leave (ELM Revision) 3
Family Leave Poster 1
Form 2181-A— Pre-Employment
Screening-Authorization/Release 26
Holiday Poster (Labor Day) 31
Thrift Savings Plan Fact Sheet 27
1992 Annual Index:
PB 21834, 2^*-93
Latest Quarterly Index:
PB 21838, 4-1-93
(January-March)
PB 21846, 7-22-93
(ApriKJune)
United States
postal Service
Family Leave Poster
All postal facilities, including stations and branches, must conspicuously
display Poster 43, Your Rights Under the Family and Medical Leave Act of
1993, modified by the Department of Labor for the Postal Service (see page
11). Installation heads must make sure that it is posted on bulletin boards
where it can be readily seen by employees and applicants for employment.
Copies must not be less than 8V2 x 1 1 inches and must be fully legible.
— Employee Relations, 8-5-93
See Form on Page 33
DMM Public Subscriptions
Customers may order the new Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) Issue 46
from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office.
Available to the public only by subscription, the new DMM costs $56 for two
issues and includes the DMM Transition Book.
Customers should use the order form on page 33. Customers may also
use this form to subscribe to the International Mail Manual (IMM). Post
offices and postal business centers may make copies of the order form for
customers.
Employees should be aware that the Postal Service does not handle
public subscriptions for these two manuals. When a customer changes
mailing addresses or wants to inquire about a DMM or IMM subscription, the
customer should send correspondence to the appropriate address shown
above the order blank.— Information Systems, 8-5-93
Improper Return of Presorted Flat-Size Mailpieces
Postal customers report the improper return of presorted flat-size mail-
pieces for an additional 10-cents postage. Originating postal facilities
accepted these pieces when mailed at the correct .248-cents First-Class
presorted rate with a 5-cent surcharge added because the presorted pieces
weighed less than 1 ounce. Employees should not return these pieces for
additional postage when the mailpiece bears .298-cents meter postage.
In addition, bulk mail entry employees must check Presorted First-Class
mailpieces at the time of mailing to determine whether they are subject to the
nonstandard surcharge and collect it, when applicable. Postmasters and
delivery unit employees at offices other than the office of origin who find
metered pieces that do not bear an indication that the nonstandard surcharge
has been collected should assume that it was paid at the time of mailing.
After the Bank of New York brought this problem to USPS attention, several
mailers also expressed similar incidences. Postmasters must ensure that
each of their employees are aware of correct operating procedures about
assessing nonstandard surcharges and handling shortpaid mailpieces.
Each piece of First-Class Mail weighing 1 ounce or less that exceeds the
size limits in Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) (old) 353.1 or (new) C1 00.3.0 is
assessed the nonstandard surcharge fee of 10 cents when the piece is
mailed at a single-piece postage rate. A surcharge of 5 cents is assessed for
each piece of nonstandard First-Class Mail mailed at a presorted postage
rate. See DMM (old) 315 or (new) R 100. 11.0 for the correct references
concerning these mailings. Additionally, DMM (new) P01 1.1.5 provides the
correct current procedures for handling shortpaid mailpieces.
„-._.. — Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
DEPOSITORY
SEP 7 1993
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-URBANA
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INTERNATIONAL MAIL ^^^^
/MM/Pub 273 Revisions
Express Mail International Service— Bhutan
Effective August 1, 1993, On Demand Service only is
available on a reciprocal basis with Bhutan. The basic
features of Express Mail International Service (EMS) to
Bhutan follow:
Services Available: On Demand
Reciprocal Name: In Bhutan, EMS is called Express
Mail Service.
Weight and Size Limits: Maximum weight— 44
pounds; maximum length— 36 inches for any one dimen-
sion or 79 inches maximum combined length and girth.
Area Served: Thimphu
Delivery: In general, EMS items are delivered within
24 hours of their receipt at the foreign exchange office.
Items are delivered 7 days a week and on national holi-
days. Dutiable items are delayed up to 5 hours.
No Service Guarantee: Postal employees must tell
customers that there is no service guarantee on any EMS
item to Bhutan.
Country Code: BT
Air Stop Code: PBH
City Code: AAW
The address for EMS inquiries is:
CHIEF POSTMASTER
THIMPHU GPO
BHUTAN
Tel.: ( + 975) 22296
Fax: ( + 975) 23108
Acceptable Items: All items admissible in internation-
al mail to Bhutan, including correspondence, business
papers, and merchandise are accepted in EMS. See the
Country Conditions of Mailing for Bhutan in the Interna-
tional Mail Manual (IMM) for specific prohibitions and re-
strictions.
Customs Declarations for Acceptable Items
Articles
Correspondence and business
papers.
Merchandise samples without
commercial value.
Merchandise and all items subject
to customs duty.
Required Customs
Form/Endorsement
Form 2976, Customs-Douane C1
(green label). Endorse item
clearly next to mailing label as
BUSINESS PAPERS.
Form 2976, Customs-Douane C1
(green label).
Form 2966-A, Parcel Post Cus-
toms Declaration— United
States of America.
Note: Coins; banknotes; currency notes (paper money); se-
curities of any kind payable to bearer; traveler's checks; plati-
num, gold, and silver (manufactured or not); precious stones;
jewelry; and other valuable articles are prohibited in EMS ship-
ments to Bhutan.
Rates— Rate Group 6
Pounds (up to and including)
1/2..
1
2...
3...
4...
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On
Demand
Custom
Designed
$14.00
$22.00
19.00
27.00
25.00
33.00
34.00
42.00
41.00
49.00
48.00
56.00
55.00
63.00
62.00
70.00
69.00
77.00
76.00
84.00
83.00
91.00
90.00
98.00
97.00
105.00
104.00
112.00
111.00
119.00
118.00
126.00
125.00
133.00
132.00
140.00
139.00
147.00
146.00
154.00
153.00
161.00
160.00
168.00
167.00
175.00
174.0Q
182.00
181.00
189.00
188.00
196.00
195.00
203.00
202.00
210.00
209.00
217.00
216.00
224.00
223.00
231.00
230.00
238.00
237.00
245.00
244.00
252.00
251.00
259.00
258.00
266.00
265.00
273.00
272.00
280.00
279.00
287.00
286.00
294.00
293.00
301.00
300.00
308.00
307.00
315.00
314.00
322.00
321.00
329.00
Future issues of Publication 273 and the IMM will in-
clude these revisions. — Marketing and Sales, 8-5-93
Postal Bulletin 21847, 8-5-93, Page 3
ELM Revision
FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE
The Employee and Labor Relations Manual (ELM) 515 and other sections are changed to comply with the Family
and Medical Leave Act of 1993.
Policy formerly found in ELM 515, Absence for Maternity/Paternity Reasons, is incorporated into this new policy,
and 515 is renamed Absence for Family Care or Serious Health Condition of Employee. These provisions are
effective on the date of this Postal Bulletin.
CONTENTS
515 Absence for Family Care or Serious Health Condition of Employee
515.1 Purpose of 515
515.2 Definitions
515.3 Eligibility
515.4 Leave Requirements
515.41 Conditions
515.42 Leave Type
515.43 Authorized Hours
515.5 Documentation
515.51 General
515.52 New Son or Daughter
515.53 Care of Others for Medical Reasons
515.54 Additional Medical Opinions
515.55 Employee Incapacitation
515.6 Intermittent Leave or Reduced Schedule
515.61 New Son or Daughter
515.62 Care of Others for Medical Reasons or Employee Incapacitation
515.63 Temporary Change in Duty Assignment
515.64 FLSA Status
515.7 Return to Position
515.8 Benefits
515.9 Family Leave Poster
Changes to Other Sections
These sections are changed to reflect the new policy detailed in 515 and to show updated reporting relationships,
marked to show substantive changes by bars in the margin or bold text in exhibits, and published on the pages
following 515.
434.622k, under Eligibility (under Out-of-Schedule Premium)
434.71, Policy (under Nonbargaining Rescheduling Premium)
444.324, Pay on a Salary Basis (under FLSA-Exempt Positions).
513.32, Conditions for Authorization (under Sick Leave).
513.363, Extended Periods (under Sick Leave).
514.22c, under Administrative Discretion (under Leave Without Pay).
Exhibit 514.4f, under Acceptable Reasons and Instructions for LWOP.
519.71, Policy (under Nonbargaining Personal Absence).
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515 Absence for Family Care or Serious
Health Condition of Employee
515.1 Purpose of 515. This section provides poli-
cies to comply with the Family and Medical Leave Act
of 1993. Nothing in this section is intended to limit
employees' rights or benefits available under other
current policies (see 511, 512, 513, 514), or collective
bargaining agreements. Likewise, nothing increases
the amount of paid leave beyond what is provided for
under current leave policies or in any collective bar-
gaining agreement. The conditions for authorizing the
use of annual leave, sick leave, or LWOP are modified
only to the extent described in this section.
515.2 Definitions. The following definitions apply
for the purposes of the section:
a. Son or daughter— biological, adopted, or foster
child, stepchild, legal ward, or child who stands in
the position of a son or daughter to the employee,
who is under 18 years of age or who is over 18
and incapable of self-care because of mental or
physical disability.
b. Parent— biological parent or individual who stood
in that position to the employee when the em-
ployee was a child.
c. Spouse— husband or wife.
d. Serious health condition— illness, injury, impair-
ment, or physical or mental condition that involves
any of the following:
(1) Any period of incapacity or treatment in con-
nection with or consequent to inpatient care in
a hospital, hospice, or residential medical care
facility.
(2) Any period of incapacity requiring absence
from work or regular daily activities of more
than 3 calendar days, that also involves con-
tinuing treatment by (or under the supervision
of) a health care provider.
(3) Continuing treatment by (or under the supervi-
sion of) a health care provider (a) for a chron-
ic or long-term health condition that is
incurable or so serious that, if not treated,
would likely result in a period of incapacity of
more than 3 days; or (b) for prenatal care.
Note: Voluntary or cosmetic treatments (such as
most treatments for orthodontia or acne) which are
not" medically necessary are not "serious health
conditions," unless inpatient hospital care is re-
quired. Restorative dental surgery after an ac-
cident or removal of cancerous growths is a
serious health condition provided all the other
conditions are met. Treatments for allergies or
stress, or for substance abuse, are serious health
conditions if all the conditions of the regulations
are met. Prenatal care is included as a serious
health condition. Routine preventative physical ex-
aminations are excluded,
e. Health care pro vider— doctor of medicine or os-
teopathy, Christian Science practitioner listed with
the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, MA,
or other attending practitioner (see 513.364).
515.3 Eligibility. To request leave under this sec-
tion, an employee must have been employed by the
Postal Service for an accumulated total of 12 months,
and must have worked a minimum of 1,250 hours
during the 12-month period before the date leave
begins.
515.4 Leave Requirements
515.41 Conditions. Eligible employees must be al-
lowed an accumulated total of up to 12 workweeks of
leave within a Postal Service leave year for one or
more of the following:
a. Because of the birth of a son or daughter of the
employee and in order to care for such son or
daughter. Entitlement to leave for this condition
expires 1 year after the birth.
b. Because of the placement of a son or daughter
with the employee for adoption or foster care.
Entitlement to leave for this condition expires 1
year after the placement.
c. In order to care for the spouse, son, daughter, or
parent of the employee if the spouse, son, daugh-
ter, or parent has a serious health condition.
d. Because of a serious health condition that makes
the employee unable to perform the functions of
the employee's position.
515.42 Leave Type. Absences approved under this
section are charged as annual leave, sick leave, or
leave without pay, or a combination of these. Leave is
charged consistent with current leave policies and
applicable collective bargaining agreements. Approv-
ing officials should note "FMLA" in the approval block
of the Form 3971, Request for or Notification of
Absence.
515.43 Authorized Hours. Under this section, full-
time employees, are entitled to up to 480 hours of
leave (i.e., 12 weeks times 40 hours per week) within
a leave year. Employees with weekly schedules of
less than 40 hours are entitled to 12 times the number
of hours normally scheduled in their workweek. For
example, a part-time employee with a normal sched-
ule of 30 hours a week is entitled to 360 hours (12
weeks times 30 hours). A part-time employee who
does not have a normal weekly schedule is entitled to
the total number of hours worked in the previous 12
weeks, not including overtime hours. Leave in addition
to the 12 workweeks authorized under this section
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Page 5
may be granted in accordance with other leave poli-
cies or collective bargaining agreements (see 511,
512, 513, 514).
515.5 Documentation
515.51 General. An employee must provide a Form
3971, Request for or Notification of Absence, together
with documentation supporting the request, at least 30
days before the absence if the need for the leave is
foreseeable. If 30 days notice is not practicable, no-
tice must be given as soon as practicable. Ordinarily
at least verbal notification should be given within 1 or
2 business days of when the need for leave becomes
known to the employee. The employee will be pro-
vided a notice detailing the specific expectations and
obligations and consequences of a failure to meet
these obligations. Additional documentation may be
requested, which must be provided within 15 days or
as soon as practical under the particular facts and
circumstances. During an absence, the employee
must keep his or her supervisor informed of intentions
to return to work and of status changes which could
affect his or her ability to return to work. Failure to
provide documentation can result in the denial of
family and medical leave under this section.
515.52 New Son or Daughter. An employee re-
questing time off because of the birth of the em-
ployee's son or daughter and to care for the son or
daughter, or because of the placement of a son or
daughter with the employee for adoption or foster
care, may be required to provide the birth or place-
ment date.
515.53 Care of Others for Medical Reasons. An
employee requesting time off to care for a spouse,
parent, son, or daughter who has a serious health
condition may be required to provide documentation
from the health care provider stating the date the
serious health condition began, probable duration of
the illness, appropriate medical facts, and when the
employee will be needed to provide such care or
psychological support. When the request is to care for
someone other than a biological parent or child, ap-
propriate explanation of the relationship may be re-
quired.
515.54 Additional Medical Opinions. A second
medical opinion by a health care provider who is
designated and paid for by the Postal Service may be
required. In case of a difference between the original
and second opinion, a third opinion by a health care
provider may be required. The third health care pro-
vider is jointly designated or approved by manage-
ment and the employee, and the third opinion is final.
The Postal Service pays the health care provider for
the third opinion. A health care provider selected for
the second or third opinion may not be employed by
the Postal Service on a regular basis. Recertifications
of a medical condition may also be required during
absences.
515.55 Employee Incapacitation. An employee re-
questing time off under this section because of his or
her own incapacitation must satisfy the documentation
requirements for sick leave in 513.31 through 513.38
or for leave without pay in 514.4. If absence exceeds
21 calendar days, evidence of ability to return to work
with or without limitations must be submitted. If addi-
tional medical opinions are required, they are admin-
istered as described in 515.54.
515.6 Intermittent Leave or Reduced
Schedule
515.61 New Son or Daughter. Leave requested
because of the birth of the employee's son or daugh-
ter and to care for the son or daughter or because of
the placement of a son or daughter with the employee
for adoption or foster care may be taken on an inter-
mittent basis or by establishing a reduced work
schedule only if the request for such intermittent leave
or schedule modification is approved. Approval is
based on employee need, Postal Service need, and
costs to the Postal Service.
515.62 Care of Others for Medical Reasons or
Employee Incapacitation. Leave requested to care
for a spouse, son, daughter, or parent with a serious
health condition or due to the employee's health con-
dition may be taken on an intermittent basis or by
establishing a reduced work schedule when medically
necessary.
515.63 Temporary Change in Duty Assignment. If
an employee requests intermittent leave or a reduced
work schedule, the Postal Service may assign the
employee, with equivalent pay and benefits, temporar-
ily to the duties of another position consistent with
applicable collective bargaining agreements and regu-
lations if such an assignment better accommodates
the recurring periods of absence.
515.64 FLSA Status. An employee exempt from the
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) normally may not
take leave in less than 1-day increments. However,
leave taken under this section on an intermittent basis
or by temporarily establishing a reduced work sched-
ule can be taken in less than 1-day increments with-
out affecting the employee's FLSA-exempt status.
515.7 Return to Position. Employees taking leave
under this section are entitled to return to their posi-
tions held when leave began, or to equivalent posi-
tions with equivalent pay, benefits, working conditions,
and other terms of employment. Returning employees
are not entitled to any right, benefit, or position which
they would not have been entitled had they not taken
the leave, or to intangible, unmeasurable aspects of
the job such as the perceived loss of potential for
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future promotional opportunities. If an employee was
hired for a specific term or only to perform work on a
discrete project, then there is no further reinstatement
obligation under this section if the employment term
or project is over and the employment would not have
otherwise continued.
515.8 Benefits. All benefits shall accrue to employ-
ees in a leave status under this section pursuant to
the applicable provision of the ELM.
515.9 Family Leave Poster. All postal facilities,
including stations and branches, are required to con-
spicuously display Poster 43, Your Rights Under the
Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993. It must be
posted, and remain posted, on bulletin boards where it
can be seen readily by employees and applicants for
employment.
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21847, a-5-93, Page 7
434 Overtime and Premium Pay
513 Sick Leave
434.6 Out of Schedule Premium
*****
434.62 Eligibility
*****
434.622 Eligible employees are not entitled to out of
schedule premium under the following conditions:
*****
k. When the assignment is made to accommodate a
request for intermittent leave or a reduced work
schedule for family care or serious health problem
of the employee (see 515.6).
*****
434.7 Nonbargaining Rescheduling Premium
434.71 Policy. "Nonbargaining rescheduling premi-
um" is paid to eligible nonbargaining-unit employees
for time actually worked outside of, and instead of,
their regularly scheduled workweek when less than 7
calendar days notice of the schedule change was
given. It is not paid beyond the 7th calendar day after
the notice of schedule change is given. Neither is it
paid when the assignment is made to accommodate a
request for intermittent leave or a reduced work
schedule for family care or serious health problem of
the employee (see 515.6).
*****
440 Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
Administration
*****
444.32 Exempt Positions
*****
444.324 Pay on a Salary Basis. Pay on a salary
basis is defined as receiving a fixed salary regardless
of the hours worked, or the quality or quantity of work
performed. Deductions for annual or sick leave and
leave without pay may be made in increments of full
days only, except for leave taken in accordance with
515.61 and 515.62 (leave taken on an intermittent
basis or by establishing a reduced work schedule
because of a new son or daughter, because medically
necessary to care for others, or because the em-
ployee is incapacited). If an employee is not paid on a
salary basis, even though all the other criteria for
exemption are met, the employee must be classified
nonexempt.
513.32 Conditions for Authorization
Conditions
a. Illness or injury.
If employees are incapacitated
for the performance of official
duties.
b. Pregnancy and
If absence is required for
confinement. (Sick
physical examinations or
leave, annual leave, or
periods of incapacitation.
LWOP is granted as
may be necessary.)
c. Medical, dental, or
If absence is necessary during
optical examination or
the employee's regular
treatment.
scheduled tour.
d. Contagious disease.
If employees (1) must care for
A contagious disease is
family member afflicted with a
a disease ruled as
contagious disease, (2) have
requiring isolation,
been exposed to a contagious
quarantine, or restriction
disease and would jeopardize
of movement of the
the health of others, or (3) have
patient for a particular
evidence supplied by the local
period by the health
health authorities or certificate
authorities having
signed by a physician certifying
jurisdiction.
the need for the period of
isolation or restriction.
e. Medical treatment for
If employees (1) present a
disabled veterans. (Sick
statement from a duly authorized
leave, annual leave, or
medical authority that treatment
LWOP is granted as
is required, and (2) when
may be necessary.)
possible, give prior notice of the
definite number of days and
hours of absence. (Such
information is needed for work
scheduling purposes.)
513.363 Extended Periods. Employees who are on
sick leave for extended periods are required to submit
at appropriate intervals, but not more frequently than
once every 30 days, satisfactory evidence of contin-
ued incapacity for work unless some responsible su-
pervisor has knowledge of the employee's continuing
incapacity for work.
*****
514 Leave Without Pay (LWOP)
*****
514.22 Administrative Discretion. Each request for
LWOP is examined closely and a decision is made
based on the needs of the employee, the needs of the
Postal Service, and the cost to the Postal Service. The
granting of LWOP is a matter of administrative discre-
tion. It is not granted on the employee's demand
except:
a. A disabled veteran is entitled to LWOP, if neces-
sary, for medical treatment under Executive Order
5396.
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b. A reservist or a National Guardsman is entitled to
LWOP, if necessary, to perform military training
duties under the Vietnam Era Veterans'
Readjustment Act of 1974 (see 38 U.S.C , 2024).
c. An employee who requests and is entitled to time
off under 515, Absences for Family Care or Se-
rious Health Problem of Employee, must be al-
lowed up to a total of 12 workweeks of absence
within a Postal Service leave year for one or more
reasons listed in 515.41. Leave without pay may
be taken in combination with annual or sick leave
for which the employee is qualified.
*****
514.4 Acceptable Reason and Instructions.
See Exhibit 514.4 for acceptable reasons and instruc-
tions for LWOP.
519.7 Nonbargaining Personal Absence
519.71 Policy. Nonbargaining exempt employees are
paid on a salary basis; i.e., they receive a fixed salary
for the workweek regardless of the number of hours
worked or the quality of the work performed. They
may be charged with annual leave, sick leave, LWOP,
or any combination thereof, when they are absent
from work for 1 or more full days. Except for leave
taken in accordance with 515.61 and 515.62 (leave
taken on an intermittent basis or by establishing a
reduced work schedule because of a new son or
daughter, because medically necessary to care for
others, or because the employee is incapacitated),
they cannot be charged with annual leave, sick leave,
or LWOP on any service day in which they have
workhours. court leave, military leave, holiday leave,
administrative leave, or continuation of pay.
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21847,8-5-93, Page 9
Acceptable Reasons for LWOP Instructions
a. Personal reasons.
b. Employee has no leave to cover
vacation during choice vacation
period.
c. Full-time attendance at a college
or university.
d. Personal illness or injury (also
see 515).
e. Injury in line of duty.
LWOP may be granted to cover the absence.
LWOP may be granted to cover the absence.
(1) Restricted to full-time employee.
(2) An official transcript of courses taken must be submitted to the installation head.
(1) LWOP may be granted after accumulated accrued sick and annual leave have been
exhausted; except that during a pay period in which, due to personal injury or illness, no work
is performed, an employee may utilize annual and/or sick leave in conjunction with LWOP,
subject to approval of the leave in accordance with normal leave approval procedures.
(2) A medical document from the attending physician or practitioner must be obtained before
approval, the same as for sick leave.
(3) Applications for LWOP to cover a period m excess of 30 days in any 1 year in cases of
illness or injury are reviewed and acted upon by the installation head.
(4) An employee normally will not be separated from the service because of absence due to
personal illness or injury for a period of less than 1 year (also see 568). An employee may be
separated if required to be absent for more than 1 year unless there is cause to expect
recovery and return within a reasonable time after the end of 1 year in LWOP status.
(5) The separation of an employee after 1 year of continued absence with or without pay
does not prevent an eligible employee from filinq an application for retirement (also see 568).
(1) Supervisors must advise employees of their right to file an application for FECA benefits
as a result of illness or injury that is suffered in the line of duty. (See instructions on CA-1 and
CA-2a for traumatic injuries and CA-2 for occupational illnesses and diseases.)
(2) In traumatic injury cases, an employee is entitled to a maximum of 45 calendar days of
continuation of pay (COP) without charge to leave if written notice of injury is filed within 30
days of injury. The period of COP begins at the start of the employee's first full tour of duty
thereafter, or the first day following the disability, whichever occurs sooner. The period during
which 45 days of COP may be claimed must begin within 90 days of the occurrence of the
injury but may end after 90 days from the occurrence. If, after returning to work subsequent to
an apparent recovery from a traumatic injury, an employee is again absent from work as a
result of the original traumatic injury, the employee may use any remaining COP time left up
to the 45-day limit. However, the remaining COP time must be used within 90 days of the
date the employee first returns to work following the initial traumatic injury.
(3) An employee may choose sick or annual leave in lieu of COP; however, this leave may
not be retroactively converted to COP provided a request is made within 1 year of the date
the leave was used or the date of the claim approval, whichever is later.
(4) Before being placed on LWOP, an employee may choose to use annual or sick leave until
it is exhausted. Leave is earned during that part of a pay period in which the employee is in
pay status.
(5) On favorable adjudication of a claim by the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs
(OWCP), LWOP may be substituted for a period of sick and/or annual leave so that the
employee may accept disability compensation for the period of absence.
(6) On favorable adjudication of a claim by OWCP, current employees are permitted to buy
back the leave that they used while awaiting adjudication (see 545.73b6). If the injury is a
traumatic injury, only leave used after the end of the 45-day COP period may be bought
back. OWCP does not restrict the amount of leave hours an employee may buy back.
However, Postal Service regulations do not permit employees to carry-over into the next
leave year more than the allowable maximum number of hours of annual leave (see 512.12).
When an employee buys back annual leave in the previous year in an amount that exceeds
the applicable maximum carry-over, such excess will be automatically forfeited. For every 80
hours of leave bought back and changed to LWOP, both annual and sick leave must be
adjusted by the amount earned in a pay period.
Exhibit 514.4 (p. 1), Acceptable Reasons and Instructions for LWOP
PAGE 10, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
Acceptable Reasons lor LWOP Instructions
f. Family care (see 515) An eligible employee may request and must be allowed a total of up to 12
workweeks of absence during a Postal Service leave year for one or more reasons
listed in 515.41. LWOP may be taken in combination with annual or sick leave for
which the employee is qualified..
g. Military duty for scheduled drills or An employee enlisted under the Reserve Forces Act of 1955 who has completed the initial
for periods of training. period of active duty training of not less than 3 months or more than 6 months may be
granted LWOP for scheduled drills or periods of training.
h. Military duty for any purpose,
training or otherwise.
Employee elected to devote
full-time service as a national
president to an organization of
supervisory or other managerial
personnel (see 416.3).
Eligible members of the National Guard or reserve components of the Armed Forces who are
ordered to active duty for training or for any other purposes, for a specified period of time not
to exceed 1 year, but in excess of the total time allowable under military leave and annual
leave are granted LWOP.
(1) LWOP normally does not exceed 2 consecutive years coinciding with the elected term of
office.
(2) The employee requests in writing, through the appropriate management structure, that the
vice president of Labor Relations grant the employee LWOP during tenure of presidency for
the purpose of serving as resident president of an employee organization in Washington,
D.C., in a full-time capacity.
(3) If LWOP is granted, the employee continues to be eligible for appropriate fringe benefits
during that period.
(4) The vice president of Labor Relations reserves the right to deny the request for LWOP if it
is determined that the position must be filled on a permanent basis, unencumbered by an
individual on prolonged leave.
j. Union business.
See applicable provisions of current collective bargaining agreement.
k. Postmaster elected as an See 519.272c and d.
organization officer, other than the
president.
Exhibit 514.4 (p. 2), Acceptable Reasons and Instructions for LWOP
Postal Bulletin 21 847, 8-5-93, Page 1 1
YOUR RIGHTS
under the
FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT OF 1993
FMLA requires covered employers to provide up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave to "eligible" employees for certain
family and medical reasons. Employees are eligible if they have worked for a covered employer for at least 1 year, and for
1,250 hours over the previous 12 months.
REASONS FOR TAKING LEAVE: Leave must be granted for one or more of the following reasons:
^ Because of the birth of a son or daughter of the employee and to care for the son or daughter during the first year after
birth;
► because of the placement of a son or daughter with the employee for adoption or foster care;
^ to care for the employee's spouse, son, daughter, or parent, who has a serious health condition; or
► for a serious health condition that makes the employee unable to perform the employee's job.
At the employee's option, annual leave, sick leave, or leave without pay may be taken consistent with postal leave policies,
and applicable labor agreements.
ADVANCE NOTICE AND MEDICAL CERTIFICATION: The employee may be required to provide advance leave
notice and medical certification. Taking of leave may be denied if requirements are not met.
^> The employee ordinarily must provide 30 days advance notice when the leave is "foreseeable."
^ An employer may require medical certification to support a request for leave because of a serious health condition, and
may require second or third opinions (at the employer's expense) and a fitness for duty report to return to work.
JOB BENEFITS AND PROTECTION:
^ For the duration of FMLA leave, the employer must maintain the employee's health coverage under any "group
health plan" provided the employee continues to pay the cost he or she paid prior to the leave.
^ Upon return from FMLA leave, most employees must be restored to their original or equivalent positions with
equivalent pay, benefits, and other employment terms.
► The use of FMLA leave cannot result in the loss of any employment benefit that accrued prior to the start of
an employee's leave.
UNLAWFUL ACTS BY EMPLOYERS: FMLA makes it unlawful for any employer to:
► interfere with, restrain, or deny the exercise of any right provided under FMLA;
► discharge or discriminate against any person for opposing any practice made unlawful by FMLA or for
involvement in any proceeding under or relating to FMLA.
ENFORCEMENT:
► The U.S. Department of Labor is authorized to investigate and resolve complaints of violations.
^ An eligible employee may bring a civil action against an employer for violations.
FMLA does not affect any law prohibiting discrimination, or supersede any law or collective bargaining agreement which
provides greater family or medical leave rights.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Contact the nearest office of the Wage and Hour Division, listed in most
telephone directories under U.S. Government, Department of Labor.
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment Standards Administration Modified for U.S. Postal Service
Wage and Hour Division, Washington, D.C. 20210 USPS Poster 43, August 1993
♦
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, PAGE 13
PHILATELY
Pictorial cancella tion announcement 93-2
Pictorial Cancellations
As a community service, the Postal Service offers picto-
rial cancellations to commemorate local events celebrat-
ed in communities throughout the nation. A list of upcom-
ing events for which pictorial cancellations are authorized
appears below. If available, the sponsor of the pictorial
cancellation appears in italics under the date. Also provid-
ed, as space permits, are illustrations of those cancella-
tions that were reproducible and available at press time.
People attending these local events may obtain the
cancellation in person at the temporary post office station
established there. Those who cannot attend the event,
but who wish to obtain the cancellation, may submit a mail
order request. Pictorial cancellations are available only for
the dates indicated and requests must be postmarked no
later than 30 days following the requested pictorial can-
cellation date.
All requests must include a stamped envelope or post-
card bearing at least the minimum First-Class postage (29
cents per envelope or 1 9 cents per postcard). Items sub-
mitted for cancellation may not include postage issued
after the date of the requested cancellation. Such items
will be returned unserviced.
Customers wishing to obtain a cancellation should affix
stamps to any envelope or postcard of choice, address
the envelope or postcard to one's self or others, insert a
card of postcard thickness in envelopes for sturdiness
and tuck in the flap. Place the envelope or postcard in a
larger envelope, and address it to: PICTORIAL CANCEL-
LATIONS, followed by the NAME OF THE STATION, AD-
DRESS, CITY, STATE, ZIP + 4 CODE, exactly as listed
below (using all capitals and no punctuation, except the
hyphen in the ZIP + 4 code).
After applying the pictorial cancellation, the Postal
Service returns the envelope or postcard through the
mail. Customers who want their serviced item returned
under protected cover should include a larger, stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
August 2-6, 1 993
CONVENTION STATION
104 SW DOR ION AVE
PENDLETON OR 97801-9998
National Speleological Society
August 4-10, 1993
JAMBOREE STATION
117MILFORDST
BOWLING GREEN VA 22427-9998
National
ScoutJ;
August 5-7, 1 993
HERITAGE VILLAGE STATION
PO BOX 9998
SIDNEY Ml 48885-9998
MONTCALM COIMUNtlY C01U6E
J8atf>y ^W^ =01=01
fESWAl TOST WtiMKO IN 1UGUS1
August 5-8, 1 993
HOT NIGHT AUGUST STATION
RENO NV 89510-9998
J^RENO, NV.
0 89510
fcH AUGUST
£/} 1993
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Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
August 6-7, 1993
OREGON TRAIL CELEBRATION STATION
205 E ST
NORTH POWDER OR 97867-9998
August 6-8, 1993
Decatur Stamp Club
DECATUR CELEBRATION STATION
214 N FRANKLIN ST
DECATUR IL 62523-9998
DECATUR IL
AUG. 1M3
6262 1 STATION
August 7, 1993
Tippecanoe Research Committee
NORRISVILLE-TIPPECANOE STATION
28443 SPENCER ST
TIPPECANOE OH 44699-9998
(No Artwork Available)
August 7, 1993
Wooster Stamp Club
THE CATS MEOW STATION
153 E SOUTH ST
WOOSTER OH 44691-9998
(No Artwork Available)
August 7-8, 1 993
HISTORICAL SOCIETY EDNA STATION
PO BOX 9998
HOUGHTON LAKE Ml 48629-9998
Historical Society
Edna Station
August 1993
Houghton Lake, Ml 48629
August 8-14, 1993
AAABA OLDTIMERS STATION
111 FRANKLIN ST
JOHNSTOWN PA 15901-9998
August 13-15, 1993
LILLY STATION
PO BOX 9998
FLAT TOP WV 25841-9998
(No Artwork Available)
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 15
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
August 14, 1993
PINCH BOOSTERS REUNION WEEK STATION
PO BOX 9998
PINCH WV 25156-9998
Pinch Boostww RtunlOH Wwft
Aug. 12ih thru 19MK3
CatfwoU* the tt2i.d Annual Pinch Reunion
August 21, 1993
West Tennessee Cotton Festival
WEST TN COTTON FESTIVAL STATION
PO BOX 2500
CROCKETT MILLS TN 38021-9998
'«ailI>
/£ --^. >\ WEST TN COTTON FESTIVAL
lie . -J\ 3> «\ STATION
o t r>v>> m\ —
August 18, 1993
CECIL STATION
180 W MAIN
IONE OR 97843-9998
August 18, 1993
ANNIVERSARY STATION
155 N COURT ST
PRINEVILLE OR 97754-9998
Auguit IS. Iff]
Anniversary S cation
PriTMvilk, Oregon f 7754
Cmkbmung 75 Y*on
August 18-22, 1993
KENOSHA COUNTY FAIR STATION
30725 113TH ST
WILMOTWI 53192-9998
Kenosha County Fair Station
Western Kenosha
County
Historical
Society
Post
Office
Wilmot. Wl 53192
AUG
1993
1893 1993
Ferris Wheel Centennial
August 19-22, 1993
WATERMELON STATION
121 S LAUREL ST
HOPE AR 71801-9998
*? 17th
^ ANNUAL
v WATERMELON STATION
HOPE, AR 71801
AUGUST 1993
August 20, 1 993
Musselshell Valley Chamber of Commerce
CATTLE DRIVE STATION
PO BOX 9998
ROUNDUP MT 59072-9998
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Postal Bulletin
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
August 20, 1 993
RED ROSE STATION
48 W CHESTNUT
LANCASTER PA 17608-9998
%
RUG 20 43
1993 £*
Scnsttf^*
August 20-22, 1 993
City of St. Joseph, Mo
TRAILS WEST 150TH ANNIVERSARY STATION
201 S EIGHTH ST
ST JOSEPH MO 64501
64601
AUGUST 199*
August 21, 1993
100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION STATION
PO BOX 9998
PONCA CITY OK 74601
CELEBRATION
Station
August 22, 1 993
FIESTA STATION
421 N MAIN ST
PUEBLO CO 81004-9998
?:£!*&
IJEDlP-
August 24, 1 993
OREGON TRAIL CHENOWITH CREEK STATION
100 W SECOND ST
THE DALLES OR 97058-9998
OMWitilML II1IIHM1 niutownnCKim lrr«tw<
Wv*\- ' -*..-*>--v*r* , .■• •
MMH«YM,llttS YhiL)mus,Omiwm«70U
August 24-25, 1993
Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus
CIRCUS STATION
600 W CAPITOL AVE
LITTLE ROCK AR 72201-9998
Circus Staticn
August 1993
little Bode, AR 72201
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, PAGE 17
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
August 25, 1993
Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus
CIVIC CENTERSTATION
201 13THSTRM212
OAKLAND CA 94612-9991
CIVIC CENTER STATION
AUGUST 25, 1993
OAKLAND CA 94612
August 26-September 6, 1 993
OREGON STATE FAIR STATION
1050 25TH STSE
SALEM OR 97301-9998
OMMOOH ITATt M* STATION
August 27, 1993
COLONY VILLAGE STATION
500 S COBB ST
PALMER AK 99645-9998
ALASKA STATE rAIR
Colony Village Station
Palmer Alaska 99645
AUG 27 1993
August 28, 1 993
OREGON TRAIL SESQUICENTENNIAL STATION
88331 E GOVERNMENT CAMP LOOP
GOVERNMENT CAMP OR 97028-9998
OREGON TRAIL
August 28, 1993
CHEROKEE STRIP STATION
104 W BROADWAY
POND CREEK OK 73766-9998
CHEROKEE STRIP CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Cherokee Strip Station
Pond t re. k, OK 7376*
August 211,1993
August 28, 1993
CHRISTENING OF THE USS TOLEDO STATION
101 25TH ST
NEWPORT NEWS VA 23607-9998
Christening of the
USS TOLEDO STATION
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Postal Bulletin
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
August 29, 1993
The Hagerstown Stamp Club
PEN MAR PARK STATION
25208 MILITARY RD
CASCADE MD 21719-9998
BBBMi
■ l!7lf
August 31, 1993
AIRMAIL STATION
2000 VASSAR ST
RENO NV 89510-9998
September 2-6, 1 993
OLD THRESHERS STATION
200 N JEFFERSON ST
MOUNT PLEASANT IA 52641-9998
September 3-5, 1 993
Merchantville Stamp Club
MERPEX STATION
1175MARLKRESS RD
CHERRY HILL NJ 08034-9998
September 3-12, 1993
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR STATION
700 R ST
LINCOLN NE 68501-9998
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR STA
LINCOLN NE 68501
SEPTEMBER 1993
September 4, 1 993
JOHN L LEWIS LABOR STATION
106 E FRONT ST
LUCAS IA 50151-9998
September 4, 1 993
ALVA CENTENNIAL STATION
408 GOVERNMENT ST
ALVA OK 73717-9998
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Page 19
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
September 4, 1 993
PRAIRIE ARTS FESTIVAL STATION
420 COMMERCE ST
WEST POINT MS 39773-9998
Prairie Arts Festival
Station
West Point, MS 39773
September 4, 1993
September 4, 1 993
BRANDY STATION
PO BOX 9998
BRANDY VA 24602-9998
(No Artwork Available)
September 4, 1 993
ANDERSON TWP BICENTENNIAL STA
1591 DALTON AVE
CINCINNATI OH 45234-9996
A/Htorion l»n>. Bicentennial Ste.
Cincinnati. Ohio 4S3W
,s*i>i. «. mi
Pioneer Mr Hall Might
September 4-5, 1 993
NEVADA NORTHERN RAILWAY MUSEUM STATION
PO BOX 40
ELY NV 89301-0040
S
™*> * ENGINE N0.93 IN 1993"
r—r&'S.'a
*» 893IB tf<*
■ ■ M HI
RAILWAYS '93 STATION
SEPT. 1993
September 4-1 1 , 1993
Eastern Idaho State Fair
FAIR STATION
165 W PACIFIC ST
BLACKFOOT ID 83221-9998
FAIR STATION
BLACKFOOT
ID 83221
EASTERN IDAHO STATE FAIR
September 4-12, 1993
VERMONT STATE FAIR STATION
175 S MAIN ST
RUTLAND VT 05701-9998
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Postal Bulletin
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
September 4-30, 1 993
CHEROKEE STRIP STATION
503 KREMLIN-HUNTER RD
KREMLIN OK 73753-9998
CHKKOWn HTH n> VTATtON
HOT int. KmMUN, <Mt 717M
September 5, 1 993
WAUKOMIS CENTENNIAL STATION
406 E EUCLID
WAUKOMIS OK 73773-9998
Walkomis Centennial
"J ? STATION
WALKOMIS. OKLAHOMA 73773
September 6, 1 993
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce
LABOR DAY STATION
PO BOX 9998
BELLEVUE ID 83312-9998
LABOR DAY
STATION
SFPT fi. 1993
September 6, 1 993
Centennial Committee
CALUMET CITYS CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION STATION
1200 RING RD
CALUMET CITY IL 60409-9998
West Hammond Station
Calumet City, IL 60409
September , 1993
September 6, 1 993
174TH ANNIVERSARY STATION
172 MAIN ST
SCHAGHTICOKE NY 12154-9998
THE SCHAGHTICOKE FAIR
174th ANNIVERSARY STA.
1819-1993
September 6-11, 1 993
Indianapolis Post Office
ELIZABETH STATION
8 E MEDCALF ST
DALE IN 47523-9998
Elizabeth Station
Dale, IN 47523
Sept , 1993
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 21
Pictorial Cancellations—Continued
September 7, 1 993
Wenham Tersemicentenary Committee
350TH ANNIVERSARY STATION
146 MAIN ST
WENHAM MA 01984-9998
* ^ September 7 % £
350th Anniversary Station
* ^L 1643 — 1993 jd^ £
Nmaoi^
September 7-12, 1993
Broadway Series
BROADWAY SERIES STATION
LOUISVILLE KY 40202-9998
reOUWW Series
Station
Kentucky Center
for the Arts
Sqx 1993 Louisville. Ky 46802
September 8, 1 993
THE PLEDGE STATION
508 W THOMAS ST
ROME NY 13440-9998
SEPT. 8, 1993
UteN
ROME, NY 13^0
THE PLEDGE STATION
September 8-11, 1 993
TOMATO FESTIVAL STATION
7185 E MAIN ST
REGNALDSBURG OH 43068-9998
ty^42>
September 9-11, 1 993
SPRING FORD STATION
124 NEW ST
SPRING CITY PA 19475-9998
Srrii&-«ty, FA
• ©473
Se-MMhier 1593
September 10, 1993
Universal Ship Cancellation Society
BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE STATION
1314GRISWOLDPLZ
ERIE PA 16501-9998
(No Artwork Available)
September 10-11, 1993
Knott County Gingerbred Festival
HOMECOMING 93 STATION
PO BOX 9998
HINDMAN KY 41822-9998
STATION
HINDMAN, KY. 41822
SEPT.
1993
PAGE 22, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
September 10-12, 1993
BARNEVELD BICENTENNIAL STATION
PO BOX 9998
BARNEVELD NY 13304-9998
r?-Mtf
'BamevefcC
'BicentennicuC
Station
SarntveQC
J/.y. 13304
September 10-12, 1993
CORN FESTIVAL STATION
1591 DALTON AVE
CINCINNATI OH 45234-9998
Corn Festival
Statlor
September 10-12, 1993
GIANT PAGEANT STATION
210 E WASHINGTON AVE
ARKANSAS CITY KS 67005-9998
WIT
September 12, 1993
Giant Pageant Station
Arkansas City, KS 67005
September 11, 1993
14TH HAMPSHIRE HERITAGE DAYS STATION
71 N MARSHAM ST
ROMNEY WV 26757-9998
14 th Hampshire Heritage Days
September 11, 1993
City of Caldwell & County of Burleson
KOLACHE STATION
201 N MAIN ST
CALDWELL TX 77836-9998
Kolache Station rfot^Sf*
Caldwell, Tx. 77836
•Kolache Capital of Xhem?
September 11, 1 993
WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY STATION
1104COLDRARD
COLORA MD 21917-9998
pepteqbef/t-a, /9&
September 11,1 993
Bureau County Homestead Festival Committee
and Bureau County Stamp Collecting Club
HOMESTEAD FESTIVAL STATION
326 S MAIN ST
PRINCETON IL 61356-9998
Homestead Festival Station
Ptlnceton. Wlnols 61356
September 1 1 . 1993
priif. -
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 23
Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
September 11, 1 993
Milanville General Store
MILANVILLE GENERAL STORE STATION
PO BOX 9998
MILANVILLE PA 18443-9998
MIIANVU1E.M 18443"
September 11,1 993
CATTLE DRIVE STATION
14 N MAIN ST
CALDWELL KS 67022-9998
! CATTLE DRIVE
Cattle Drive Station
September 11, 1993
Caldwell, KS 67022
September 11, 1 993
CHEROKEE STATION
PO BOX 9998
CHEROKEE OK 73728-9998
fflE ONI*
in THE STRIP
September 11, 1993
Cherokee Station
Cherokee, OK 73728
September 11, 1 993
VILLAGE OF PATCHOQUE CENTENNIAL STATION
170 E MAIN ST
PATCHOQUE NY 11772-9998
September 11, 1993
Calhoun Colt Show Committee
COLT SHOW STATION
231 5TH ST
CALHOUN MO 65323-9998
THANKS TO VOU
SINCE l*tt
* COLT SHOW it
mm
SEPTEMBER 11, 199J
CALHOUN, MISSOURI €5313
September 11, 1993
POLKA FEST STATION
822 5TH ST
DURANY IA 52747-9998
POLKA FEST STATION
DURANT, IOWA 52747
SEPTEMBER 11, 1993
Horn* ol the Polka Bear
September 11,1 993
DIAMOND JUBILEE STATION
500 RINGWOOD AVE
WANAQUE NJ 07465-9998
1018 patuupu fjjmruflfj HMD
DIAMOND JUBILEE
STATION
WANAQUE. NJ 07465
SEPT. II. 1993
Pxan0u2> Jubilr*
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Pictorial Cancellations— Continued
September 11,1 993
NJ TRANSIT FESTIVAL STATION
89 RIVER ST
HOBOKEN NJ 07030-9998
"^?%\ 13™ ANNUAL
NJ TRANSIT HOBOKEN
'FESTIVAL STATION
September II, 1993
1 HUDSON PUCE
HOBOKEN, NJ. 07030
September 11,1 993
CENTENNIAL STATION
PO BOX 9998
ISABELLA OK 73747-9998
CHEROKEE STRIP,
CENTENNIAL
I8<13-m3
September 1 1 , 1 993
GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY STATION
3720 LAKE RD
CLARKSON NY 14430-9998
Good Neighbor Day Station
Clarksou NY 14430 Sept 11 1993
J i i i I L_L l_J i i_
September 11-12, 1993
HELVETIA FAIR STATION
PO BOX 9998
HELVETIA WV 26224-9998
HEIVETIA FAVR. STATION
September 11-12, 1993
GREEN HERITAGE STATION
7820 STAHL RD
ORIENT OH 43146-9998
September 11-12, 1993
1993 CALIFORNIA PRUNE FESTIVAL STATION
761 PLUMAS ST
YUBA CITY CA 95991-9998
— Marketing and Sales, 8-5-93
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Page 25
$5.22 Rose Pressure-Sensitive Convertible
The Rose Pressure Sensitive sheetlet goes on sale
August 19, 1993, in Houston, Texas. This sheetlet, which
customers may fold into a booklet, features a large red
rose.
Place on Sale Nationwide August 20, 1993
Stamp Venturers manufactured this stamp, issued in
sheetlets of 18 stamps. Postal Bulletin 21846, 7-22-93,
published collectors' information.
Supply. Post offices with authorized philatelic centers
will receive the following automatic distributions.
Office receiving four-
positions stock in these
quantities
Will receive this quantity of
the Red Rose sheetlets
20,000
40,000
125,000
250,000
625,000
750,000
3,000
6,000
9,000
12,000
54,000
36,000
All post offices receiving automatic shipments of com-
memorative stamps will receive an automatic distribution
Sheetlet
of approximately 1 0 booklets for each pane of 50-subject
(50 stamps per sheet) commemorative stamps furnished
on their standard distribution, rounded to the nearest
carton size of 3,000 booklets. Since a private company,
Stamp Venturers, Inc., is the contractor for these book-
lets, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) will not
honor supplemental requisitions for Item 6694.
Accountable paper depositories (APDs) will receive the
substantial quantities of booklets for filling supplemental
orders. Stamp distribution offices (SDOs) requiring addi-
tional booklets must order them from their APDs using
separate Forms 17-A, Accountable Items Requisition
Form Stamp Distribution Office. All other post offices re-
quiring additional booklets should immediately requisition
them from their SDOs on separate Forms 1 7-A.
Postal Service Headquarters has rescinded its policy of
selling commemorative stamps for only 60-days at regular
windows. Therefore, post offices will continue to sell com-
memorative stamps beyond that timeframe. Automatic
distribution of commemorative issues is based on a 60-
day supply. Offices may reorder additional quantities as
needed from their appropriate SDOs.
— Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
$2.90 and $5.80 African Violet Commemorative Booklets
The African Violet commemorative booklets go on sale
October 8, 1993, in Beaumont, Texas. This stamp is
issued in conjunction with the African Violet Society of
America, Inc., the official registrar for all african violet cul-
tivators. The 100th anniversary of the discovery of the
african violet was celebrated in 1 992. It is the number one
household plant in America and throughout the world.
Place on Sale Nationwide October 9, 1993
Stamp Venturers, Inc., manufactured this booklet, avail-
able in two formats— a $2.90 booklet (10 29-cent stamps)
and a $5.80 booklet (20 29-cent stamps). The $2.90
booklets are dispensed in crisscross format for use in
vending machines. The $5.80 booklets are dispensed in
crisscross format for use in vending machines and single
count (individual booklets) for over the counter sales. A
future issue will include collector information.
Supply. All post offices will receive an automatic distri-
bution of approximately 1 0 booklets for each pane of a
50-subject (50 stamps per sheet) commemorative stamp
furnished on their standard distribution, rounded up to the
nearest carton size of 4,500 booklets. Since a private
company, Stamp Venturers, Inc., is the contractor for
these booklets, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
(BEP) will not honor supplemental requisitions for Item
6691 and Item 6692.
Accountable paper depositories (APDs) will receive
substantial quantities of booklets for filling supplemental
orders. Stamp distribution offices (SDOs) requiring addi-
tional booklets must order them from their APDs using
separate Forms 17-A, Accountable Items Requisition
From Stamp Distribution Office. All other post offices re-
quiring additional booklets should requisition them from
their SDOs on separate Forms 1 7-A.
Postal Service Headquarters has rescinded its policy of
selling commemorative stamps for only 60 days at regular
windows. Post offices are reminded that their automatic
distribution of commemoratives issues is based on a 60-
day supply. However, post ofices will continue to sell
commemorative stamps beyond that timeframe. Offices
are further reminded that they may reorder additional
quantities as needed from their appropriate SDOs.
— Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
Notice to Driver: Drive Courteously; Observe
Traffic Regulations; Protect Children
Page 26, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
19-Cent Beecher Hall at Illinois
College Postal Card
The 19-cent Beecher Hall at Illinois College postal card
goes on sale October 9, 1993, in Jacksonville, Illinois,
during the college's homecoming weekend.
Place on Sale Nationwide October 12, 1993
The Government Printing Office (GPO) manufactured this
postal card. A future issue of the Postal Bulletin will in-
clude collector's information.
Supply. Post offices with authorized philatelic centers
will receive an automatic distribution. CAG A-G post of-
fices requiring bulk quantities of the postal card should
immediately submit Forms 3216, Requisition for Postal
Cards— Bulk Quantities, in no less than 5,000 increments,
to the GPO, using Item 2260. Those offices should order
sufficient quantities to meet anticipated philatelic and reg-
ular window demand.
All other post offices requiring less than bulk quantities
should order from their designated stamp distribution
office on separate Forms 1 7-A, Accountable Items Req-
uisition From Stamp Distribution Office, using the above
item number.
—Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
19-Cent College of the Holy Cross
Postal Card
The 1 9-cent College of the Holy Cross postal card goes
on sale September 1 7 in Worcester, Massachusetts. This
postal card commemorates the sesquicentennial (150th
Anniversary) of the College of the Holy Cross.
Place on Sale Nationwide September 18, 1993
The Government Printing Office (GPO) manufactured this
postal card. A future issue of the Postal Bulletin will in-
clude collector information.
Supply. Post offices with authorized philatelic centers
will receive an automatic distribution. CAG A-G post of-
fices requiring bulk quantities of this postal card should
immediately submit Forms 3216, Requisition for Postal
Cards— Bulk Quantities, in not less than 5,000 incre-
ments, to the GPO, using Item 2271. Those post offices
should order sufficient quantities to meet anticipated phil-
atelic and regular window demand.
All other post offices requiring less than bulk quantities
should immediately order from their designated stamp
distribution office on separate Forms 1 7-A, Accountable
Items Requisition From Stamp Distribution Office, using
the above item number.
— Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
Correction
29-Cent Country and Western Stamp
and $5.80 Stamp Booklet
The article 29-Cent Country and Western Commemora-
tive Stamp and $5.80 Stamp Booklet in Postal Bulletin
21846, 7-22-93 (page 13), included an incorrect item
number for the stamp panes. The correct number for or-
dering is Item 4482.
—Customer Service Support, 8-5-93
Correction
Pictorial Cancellation Announcement
93-1 (Hagerpex VIII Station)
Pictorial Cancellation Announcement 93-1 (Hagerpex
VIII Station) in Postal Bulletin 21846, 7-22-93 (page 6),
indicated that the cancellation would be offered on
August 7, 1993. The Hagerpex VIII Station pictorial can-
cellation is rescheduled for August 14, 1993.
—Marketing and Sales, 8-5-93
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
Form 21 81 -A — Pre-Employment
Screening-Authorization/Release
A revised Form 21 81 -A, Pre-Employment Screening-
Authorization and Re/ease (August 1 993 edition), is avail-
able from the materiel distribution centers (MDCs).
Offices may order the revised edition from the MDCs
using Form 7380, MDC Supply Requisition. Upon receipt,
discard all previous editions of Form 21 81 -A.
— Employee Relations, 8-5-93
Insured mail must bear the
complete Names, Addresses,
and ZIP Codes of Sender and
Addressee
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 27
Notice to all Employees
THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN FACT SHEET
C, F, and G Fund Monthly Returns
Released July 12, 1993
MONTHS
C
F*
G
1989 JAN-DEC %
31.03
13.89
8.81
1990
-3.15
8.00
8.90
1991
30.77
15.75
8.15
1992
7.70
7.20
7.23
1992
JULY
4.11
2.00
.60
AUGUST
-2.02
1.00
.57
SEPTEMBER
1.15
1.15
.54
OCTOBER
.42
-1.30
.55
NOVEMBER
3.39
.01
.56
DECEMBER
1.21
1.54
.58
1993
JANUARY
.86
1.88
.58
FEBRUARY
1.35
1.73
.49
MARCH
2.09
.41
.52
APRIL
-2.39
.67
.51
MAY
2.66
.10
51
JUNE
.32
1.79
.51
LAST 12 MONTHS
13.75
11.48
6.72
•Through 1990 the F Fund was invested in the Wells Fargo Bond Index Fund.
The C Fund is invested in the Wells Fargo Equity Index Fund,
which tracks the S&P 500 stock index. The F Fund is invested
in the Wells Fargo U.S. Debt Index Fund, which tracks the
Shearson Lehman Brothers Aggregate Bond index. The G
Fund is invested in special issues of U.S. Treasury securities.
The monthly C, F, and G Fund returns represent net earnings
for the month, after deduction of accrued administrative ex-
penses. The C and F Fund returns also reflect the deduction of
trading costs and accrued investment management fees.
The C, F, and G Fund monthly returns are dollar-weighted: they
reflect net earnings on the changing balances invested during
the month. The C, F, and G Fund returns for the last 1 2 months
assume, except for the crediting of earnings, unchanging
balances (time-weighting) from month to month and assume
earnings are compounded on a monthly basis.
The C and F Fund returns vary from the Wells Fargo returns
because of C and F Fund expenses and changing balances in
the C and F Funds. The Wells Fargo returns are time-weighted:
they assume constant dollar balances invested during each
month and throughout the period.
Future performance of the three funds will vary and may be
significantly different from the returns shown above. See the
"Summary of the Thrift Plan" for detailed information about the
funds and their investment risks.
Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
^F* United States Postal Service
Please Post on Bulletin Boards
Destroy All Previous Notices
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Page 29
AUGUST 1993
Have you seen any of these children?
Participate in the NALC/USPS Child Alert Program, tear out this page and carry it with
you. If you have information on any of these missing children, tell your postal supervisor.
Christina Marie Costigan
Born: 03-30-75
Date Missing: 02-04-91
From: Redford, Ml
Tracy Marie Kroh
Born: 04-16-72
Date Missing: 08-05-89
From: Millersburg, PA
Ginger Sue Hudson
Born: 10-23-75
Date Missing: 08-15-92
From: Denver, CO
Michael Vito Montalbano
Born: 09-01-81
Date Missing: 01-25-91
From: Arlington Heights, IL
Nicholas Anthony Montablano
Born: 11-23-83
Date Missing: 01-25-91
From: Arlington Heights, IL
David Anthony Wynn
Born: 07-02-84
Date Missing: 01-31-87
From: Huntingdon, TN
Please Call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children —
HOT LINE 1-800-843-5678
TDD 1-800-843-5678
Page 30, 8-5-93, 21 847 Postal Bulletin
Missing Children Poster Display Instructions
Please display this poster prominently on bulletin boards in retail lobbies of main post offices,
classified stations and branches. Please remove and discard previous versions. At their option,
operators of contract postal units may display this poster.
Companion posters, authorized for display on bulletin boards maintained by employee organiza-
tions, appear periodically in The Postal Record, a publication for members of the National Association
of Letter Carriers.
This poster is published in cooperation with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children,
the United States Department of Justice, and the National Association of Letter Carriers. Information
appearing on this poster is selected solely by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
For policy and information on Postal Service support in efforts to recover missing children, see Postal
Bulletin 21536, page 1, October 17, 1985.
Missing Children Posters are available from the U.S. Postal Service only through periodic issues of
the Postal Bulletin.
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Pace 31
United States Postal Service
This office will be closed
Monday,
September 6, 1 993
to observe
Labor Day
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, PAGE 33
See Article on Page 1
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Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, PAGE 35
CUSTOMER SERVICES =
Mail Alert
The mailing below will be deposited in the near future. Offices should honor the requested home delivery dates. Mailers
wishing to participate in these alerts, for mailings of one million pieces or more, should contact the Sales and Account
Management Division at (202) 268-2271 , 1 month preceding the requested delivery dates.
Title of mailing
Class and
type of mail
Requested
delivery
dates
Number
of pieces
(millions)
Distribution
Presort
level
Comments
Mervyn's Super Sale Brochure
Third/Bulk
Aug. 9-1 1
1.6
Nationwide
Carrt 5-Digit
Basic.
81/2" x 10¥,6".
Service Merchandise Back to
Third/Bulk
Aug. 9-11
5.5
Nationwide
5-Digit Basic
Palletized, Ringier America: Corinth,
School Sale.
MS.
Northwest Fabrics & Crafts,
Third/Bulk
Aug. 9-11
1
Nationwide
Carrt Qual.,
85% palletized.
August Back to School.
3/5
Residual.
New York City Campaign Fi-
nance Board's 1993 NYC Pri-
Third/Bulk
Aug. 9-1 1
1 6
Queens,
Carrt
414" x 11" piece, palletized, plant
Brooklyn,
verified, drop ship Quebecor: Buf-
mary Election Voter Guide.
Manhattan,
Bronx,
Staten
Island.
falo, NY.
Mary Kay Fall '93
Third/Bulk
Aug. 9-13
Aug. 10-12
4.2
Nationwide
Carrt
Talbots Always Classic New
Third/Bulk
3.8
Nationwide
Carrt 3/5 Digit
Traditions.
Basic.
Kids-R-Us Back to School II
Third/Letter
Third/Letter
Aug. 11-14
Aug. 12-14
8
2
Nationwide
Nationwide
Carrt
Multicolor 10%" x 6" folded to letter
Fashion Gal, Fashionation,
Carrt 3/5 Digit
size.
6" x 1 1 " multicolor, 1 6 pages folded,
Something Special, Right
Basic.
Gateway Apparel.
Price, Fashion Mine, Show
Off, Tempo.
Talbots Resume 1
Third/Bulk
Aug. 17-19
1.8
Nationwide
Carrt 3/5 Digit
7V2" x 1iy2" catalog.
Basic.
Vogue
Second/
Aug. 17-31
1
Nationwide
Heavy issue, 3.2 pounds each.
Magazine.
House of Fabrics
Third/Bulk
Aug. 18-21
2.25
Nationwide
Carrt 5-Digit
16-page self-mailer.
Basic.
The Swiss Colony Kicker Mailing..
Third/Bulk
Aug. 20-Sept.
5.
1.7
Nationwide
Carrt 5-Digit
Basic.
Envelope, 7\" x 5%".
Fashion Gal, Fashionation,
Third/Letter
Aug. 21-24
2
Nationwide
Carrt 3/5 Digit
6" x 11" Multicolor, 12 pages folded,
Something Special, Right
Basic.
Gateway Apparel.
Price, Fashion Mine, Show
Off, Tempo.
L.L. Bean Fall Weekend
Third/Bulk
Aug. 24-26
4.3
Nationwide
Carrt 5-Digit
7%" x 9".
Basic.
L.L. Bean September Prospect
Third/Bulk
Aug. 24-26
7.7
Nationwide
Carrt 5-Digit
Basic.
7%" x 9".
Orvis Holiday '93
Third/Bulk
Aug. 25-27
Aug. 24-
Sept. 8.
3.5
Nationwide
Carrt
Paralyzed Veterans of America,
Eastern Paralyzed Veterans of
Third/Flat
15.0
Nationwide
Carrt
Dropship Direct, Rails: Wilton, NH.
America.
JC Penney Christmas Sale
Fourth/
Aug. 26-28
7.4
Nationwide
Carrt
RRD.
Catalog.
—Marketing and Sales, 8-5-93
Page 36, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES E
ASM Revision
Purchases of Nonmetered Heating Fuel
Effective immediately, purchasing procedures for re-
quirements of nonmetered heating fuel estimated below
20,000 gallons per year are revised to state that these
purchases should be met through local buying proce-
dures. The following new text to Administrative Support
Manual (ASM) 543, Purchasing Nonmetered Fuel, re-
places the current ASM 542.3. The next issue of the ASM
will include this revision.
543 Purchasing Nonmetered Heating Fuel
543.1 Definition. Nonmetered heating fuel is fuel ob-
tained by bulk delivery for storage at the installation, such
as fuel oil, butane, propane, coal, and wood. For informa-
tion about the purchase of metered heating fuel, see 542.
543.2 Purchasing Methods
543.21 Oil and Gas. The purchasing method used to
obtain heating oil or gas (including butane and propane)
depends on annual requirements. Generally, require-
ments are categorized into two distinct limitations, each of
which calls for a distinct purchasing method. The catego-
ries are:
a. Requirements over 20,000 gallons a year;
b. Requirements under 20,000 gallons a year.
543.22 Requirements Over 20,000 Gallons a Year.
Under an interagency agreement between the Postal
Service and the Defense Fuel Supply Center (DFSC),
postal installations must purchase nonmetered heating oil
and gas from Defense Fuel Supply Center contractors if
the annual requirement is over 20,000 gallons per product
at any given location. Delivery agreements are used to
order this amount of heating fuel against a Defense Fuel
Supply Center contract. Delivery agreements are issued
by the servicing purchasing service center, and individ-
uals so designated may place orders for the heating fuel
they require. Orders are made in terms of tank capacity.
543.23 Requirements Under 20,000 Gallons a
Year. Nonmetered fuel requirements estimated to be
under 20,000 gallons a year should be purchased using
local buying procedures.
Note: Postal Service or General Services Administra-
tion credit cards may not be used to make these pur-
chases (see Chapter 7).
543.24 Nonpetroleum Fuels. All requirements for
nonpetroleum fuels like coal, wood, etc., should be met
through local buying procedures.
543.3 Changes in Types of Fuel. Changes in the fuel
used must have prior approval. For Postal Service-owned
or -leased buildings, submit a request to the manager of
Operations Program Support at the district office, giving
estimated costs of the present and proposed fuels and
the reasons for making the change. Include comments on
the kind and amount of fuel currently provided and any
complaints of objectionable smoke conditions.
543.4 Procedures
543.41 Requirements Over 20,000 Gallons a Year
543.411 Submitting Requirements. Annual re-
quests for requirements exceeding 20,000 gallons a year
must be submitted through the servicing purchasing serv-
ice center to the Defense Fuel Supply Center (DFSC). A
Defense Fuel Supply Center requirements work sheet,
provided by the purchasing service center to the require-
ments organization, is used to establish annual require-
ments by line item. A delivery agreement with the De-
fense Fuel Supply Center is established by the purchas-
ing service center for each line item requested. If a deliv-
ery agreement cannot be established, the purchasing
service center provides some other contractual vehicle.
543.412 Order Limitations. Orders from Defense
Fuel Supply Center contracts are authorized to the maxi-
mum tank capacity as listed in the applicable Defense
Fuel Supply Center contract Bulletin for the installation.
543.413 Authorized Orderers. Individuals designat-
ed to place orders against the delivery agreement must
be identified by name or position title.
543.414 Ordering. Authorized orderers may place
orders from the delivery agreement in writing orally. Each
order accepted by the Defense Fuel Supply Center con-
tractor becomes an individual contract. Orders are as-
signed a sequential number that must be provided to the
contractor when the order is placed.
543.415 Billing and Payment. Invoices are sent to
the ordering installation, which verifies accuracy, certifies
the invoice, and forwards it to the Information Systems
field center for payment.
543.42 Requirements Under 20,000 Gallons a
Year. For all installations other than leased facilities for
which the Postal Service pays for fuel, these require-
ments are met through local buying procedures. The
Postal Service or General Services Administration credit
card may not be used to purchase any of the fuels dis-
AIC No.
CAGs A-K
VMF
Heating oil
561
566
576
565
Gas (propane, liquid,
natural).
Other heating material
(wood, coal, etc.).
570
580
Note: For wood or coal, postmasters purchase and pay for
locally unless annual cost is over $500 at CAGs A-J or $100
at CAGs K and L, in which case the Information Systems field
center pays.
Postal Bulletin
21847, 8-5-93, Page 37
Purchases of Nonmetered Heating Fuel— Continued
cussed in this section. Payment is made for each delivery the Postal Service pays for fuel, invoices must be certified
and charged to the appropriate account identifier code and sent to the Information Systems field center for pay-
(AIC) on the Statement of Account, and Form 1412, Daily ment. The first invoice certified in the fiscal year must be
Financial Report: accompanied by a copy of the rental agreement in order
543.43 Leased Facilities. In leased facilities in which to establish obligation for payment. —Purchasing, 8-5-93
Centralized Delivery Equipment— Approved Manufacturers
Effective July 1 993, the following are approved manufacturers of centralized delivery equipment:
AMERICAN DEVICE
MANUFACTURING
PO BOX 8
STEELEVILLE IL 62288-0008
(800)637-3763— H/V
AMERICAN LOCKER GROUP
PO BOX 1000
JAMESTOWN NY 14702-1000
(716)664-9600— P
BOMMER INDUSTRIES
PO BOX 187
LANDRUM SC 29356-0187
(800)334-1654— N/H/V
CUTLER MANUFACTURING
CORP
PO BOX M
EATON PARK FL 33840-1903
(800)237-2312— N/H/V/P
FLORENCE CORPORATION
2101 N ELSTON AVENUE
CHICAGO IL 60614-3993
(800)275-1 747— N/H/V
JENSEN INDUSTRIES
1946 E 46TH STREET
LOS ANGELES CA 90058-2097
(800)826-7001 (CA ONLY)
(800)325-8531— H/V
LESLIE-LOCKE INC
4501 CIRCLE 75 PARKWAY
SUITE F 6300
ATLANTA GA 30339-3025
(800)755-9392— N
N = NDCBU H = Horizontal
P= Parcel locker
PAGE SPECIALTY COMPANY
5877 SOUTH FULTON WAY
ENGLEWOOD CO 80111-3719
(303)770-2842 (CO ONLY)
(800)327-7439— U
SECURITY MANUFACTURING
CO
815 SOUTH MAIN STREET
GRAPEVINE TX 76051-5535
(800)762-6937— H/V
V= Vertical
U = Universal and Carousel Pedestals
—Operations Support, 8-5-93
DOMESTIC MAIL
U.S. Customs Payments — Correct Address
The U.S. Customs Service reports that a significant
number of customs payments are sent to an incorrect
address.
Send all customs payments, along with Form 2932,
Customs Collection Summary, and Customs Form 341 9,
to:
US CUSTOMS SERVICE
MELLON BANK
PO BOX 7777 C9975
PHILADELPHIA PA 19175-0001
Do not send payments to the local mail branch address
on the front of Customs Form 341 9. The back of the form
lists the correct address for payments.
—Finance and Planning, 8-5-93
FRAUD ALERTS
Withholding of Mail Orders
Enforced by postmasters at cities listed.
State/City
Names Covered
NC, Glendale Springs
28629-0038.
OH, Columbus
43204-0525.
Any And All Various Names Other Than
The Surnames Miller and Barr, P.O. Box
38.
Any And All Various Names Other Than
The Surname Weber, P.O. Box 44525.
Be sure the appropriate
ZIP Code is entered on
Form 3575, Change of
Address Order
—Judicial Officer, 8-5-93
Page 38, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
United States Postal Service
Report all
dangerous
animals
to your
supervisor.
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 39
Missing U.S. Money Order Forms— Do Not Cash
To be posted and used by retail window employees. As directed, destroy previous notices. Any interim notices
should be destroyed when the numbers listed appear in the Postal Bulletin. The actual serial numbers consist of
the first 10 digits on the money orders.
302 000 0000
to
399 156 7119
to
7199
421 130 9300
to
9399
453 603 7841
to
7891
302 123 9999
399 203 5064
to
5099
421 313 4500
to
4999
453 650 1140
to
1199
3G0 011 1G90
to
i£aa
399 296 9909
to
9999
421 364 5537
to
5599
454 013 2919
to
2999
369 345 0188
to
0199
399 792 7775
to
7799
421 656 2609
to
2699
454 186 2411
to
2499
369 674 8141
to
8199
399 792 8300
to
8399
421 988 9700
to
9799
454 268 4883
to
4899
369 718 3783
to
3799
399 396 8935
to
8999
422 172 4667
to
4699
454 302 5400
to
5499
370 193 8257
to
&299
400 427 1051
to
1999
422 484 4212
to
4299
454 490 8300
to
8399
375 637 9365
to
9999
401 045 1505
to
1549
422 556 1270
to
1299
454 547 7434
to
7499
375 744 7930
to
7999
401 045 1571
to
1599
422 587 7024
to
7099
454 922 4867
to
4895
375 829 3400
to
3499
401 294 2700
to
2799
422 819 7533
to
7599
455 221 1348
to
1499
375 851 9100
to
9199
401 310 9505
to
9599
422 842 5073
to
5087
455 364 2147
to
2199
376 850 0813
to
0899
401 382 5312
to
5399
424 500 6050
to
6099
455 399 5400
to
5499
376 855 6764
to
6999
402 578 7876
to
7899
424 641 8500
to
8599
455 476 0676
to
0699
376 903 0721
to
0738
403 125 6744
to
6799
424 871 6600
to
6699
455 543 0618
to
0699
376 906 3206
to
3299
403 260 7000
to
7499
425 298 2352
to
2399
456 410 9006
to
9099
377 113 7461
to
7499
403 280 6470
to
6499
425 418 4269
to
4299
456 619 4460
to
4499
377 224 2300
to
2599
403 685 8600
to
8699
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9399
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427 481 0900
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0999
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8699
378 085 3679
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428 027 2742
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2752
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to
9899
378 210 9090
to
9099
404 347 5356
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5399
429 474 4172
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4199
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378 351 1063
to
1099
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5599
429 889 2900
to
2999
458 337 5222
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5299
378 630 9489
to
9599
404 726 4500
to
4599
430 150 4401
to
4399
458 354 7654
to
7999
379 128 9584
to
9599
404 961 5001
to
5199
430 172 9800
to
9899
458 671 8678
to
8699
379 509 2600
to
2699
405 325 0188
to
0198
430 177 1900
to
1999
458 671 8721
to
8798
379 679 8060
to
8099
406 009 4587
to
4599
430 177 2000
to
2099
459 274 7624
to
7699
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to
5199
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6899
430 444 9500
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9699
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5499
380 093 9600
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9611
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430 664 4069
to
4099
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to
5799
380 165 1165
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1199
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to
3999
432 168 8419
to
8499
459 472 4816
to
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380 489 6800
to
6899
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1599
432 708 6800
to
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459 472 4900
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380 572 1840
to
1899
407 594 0412
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2288
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435 303 1831
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410 694 8400
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435 303 1986
to
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to
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to
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to
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to
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to
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to
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to
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7575
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to
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0499
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to
2099
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to
0999
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to
1333
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6067
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to
5599
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to
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6399
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4399
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to
2799
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to
6599
440 858 6420
to
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to
3135
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to
6699
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to
7299
468 079 5782
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5799
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to
1699
469 067 2817
to
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to
9230
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to
3674
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to
3699
469 127 8000
to
8199
389 887 9234
to
9299
414 193 3677
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3699
443 127 4000
to
4099
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to
0399
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to
3199
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to
7399
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to
7999
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to
0599
390 001 3500
to
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to
0799
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to
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469 658 1961
to
1999
390 545 5974
to
5999
414 965 1727
to
1799
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to
8899
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to
2099
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to
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to
8868
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391 783 3020
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to
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to
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391 792 6100
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6599
450 048 4173
to
4199
469 781 4900
to
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392 668 2956
to
2999
417 496 6800
to
6999
450 048 4442
to
4699
470 755 5800
to
5818
392 854 8500
to
8899
417 871 9250
to
9299
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to
5199
471 918 0300
to
0999
393 584 7566
to
7699
417 930 9533
to
9599
450 620 3077
to
3099
472 191 6700
to
6799
393 650 0074
to
0099
418 164 6500
to
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450 620 3135
to
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471 985 2408
to
2419
393 838 8316
to
8499
418 423 9863
to
9899
450 780 2716
to
2799
472 987 0213
to
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6099
418 633 5922
to
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418 719 8520
to
8599
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4125
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to
2099
394 189 0405
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0599
418 744 2235
to
2299
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419 543 0286
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452 265 0246
to
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395 343 3264
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to
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to
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to
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452 855 6471
to
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475 319 3415
to
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397 622 4054
to
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to
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420 969 3951
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to
7699
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3999
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to
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475 340 6400
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to
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421 116 3565
to
3599
453 334 3631
to
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to
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475 860 6101
10
6199
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to
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476 169 8264
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479 860 7000
to
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476 189 3000
to
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to
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488 226 0200
to
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to
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1869
478 010 4243
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4268
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to
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to
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to
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to
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484 680 5000
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To be posted and used by retail window employees. As directed, destroy previous notices. Any interim notices
should be destroyed when the numbers listed appear in the Postal Bulletin. The new money order serial numbers
consist of the first nine digits. The 10th digit is a check digit only. In addition to this listing, do not cash: (1) all card
type orders, and (2) new style money orders 000,000,001 to 605,000,000. Advise holders to send invalid money orders
to Canada Post Corporation, Ottawa, Canada K1A OB1.
622,032.701
to
2.800
636,042,001
to
2,200
653.053.022
to
3.100
605.167 722
10
8 200
622,032,901
to
3,000
636,863,001
to
3.100
653.151,811
to
1.830
605,721.494
to
622,659,101
to
9,200
636,931,725
to
1,800
653.317,761
to
7,800
1.500
623,363,613
to
3,800
637.043,605
to
3.700
653,506,601
to
7,000
606.915,240
to
5,300
623,447,801
to
7,900
637,860.101
to
0,200
653,620,693
to
0,700
607.183,001
to
3.300
624,023,279
to
3.400
639.522.101
to
2,400
653,822,586
to
2.800
607,273.964
to
4,500
624,173,970
to
4.000
639.857,736
to
7,900
654,345,814
to
5.900
607.586,501
to
6,600
624,512,201
to
3,000
640,272.919
tQ
3.200
654,563,101
to
3.300
607,591.119
to
1,200
624,555,001
to
640,281,501
to
1,600
654,568,825
to
8.900
607,673,301
to
4,500
556.100
640,666,076
to
6,200
655,365,961
to
6,030
607.842.343
to
2,500
625,060,673
to
0.700
641,011.901
to
2.600
655.387,856
to
7,870
607.930,501
to
1,000
625.196.431
to
6,500
641,121,411
to
1.500
657,044.001
to
4,100
608.011.756
to
1,200
625,206,601
to
6,900
641,196,269
to
6.300
657,341,465
to
1,478
608.288.084
to
8,100
625,553.170
to
3.200
641,309,609
to
9,658
657,364.301
to
4,500
608,678.701
to
9,100
625,706,401
to
6,500
641,574,196
to
4.650
657,769.501
to
9.600
608,722,023
to
2,200
625,932,001
to
2,100
641,583,509
to
3,600
658.539,001
to
9.300
609,084,101
to
5.100
625,945,101
to
5,400
641,962,607
to
2,630
658,853,204
to
3.700
609,394,901
to
5,000
625,966,101
to
6,200
642,415,969
to
6.000
658.860,201
to
0,300
610.368.452
1Q
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626,035,401
to
5,500
642,983,001
to
3,100
659,900,808
to
0.901
611,216,001
to
7,100
626.174,177
to
4,200
643,022.701
to
2,900
659.913,171
to
3.240
611,338.466
to
8,700
626,305,019
to
5,100
643,201,801
to
2,000
680.304,493
to
4 600
611,345,254
to
5,300
626,567,516
to
7,528
643,243.401
to
3,500
660,596,601
to
6.700
611.387,101
to
7,200
626,613,101
to
3,300
643,452,130
to
2,200
660,644,144
to
4.300
611,874,375
to
4,400
626,871,601
to
2,500
643,726,901
to
7,500
661.162,159
to
2.220
611,891,801
to
2,400
627,079,501
to
9,900
643,736,201
to
6,400
661,165,221
to
5.250
611.930,472
to
0,500
627,097,438
to
7,500
644,475,893
to
6,300
661,179,997
to
612,182,901
to
3,700
627,171,001
to
1,400
644,858,601
to
8,800
180,020
612,185,601
to
6,100
627,974,001
to
4,300
644,932,601
to
3,100
661.183.221
to
3,260
612,472,501
to
3.100
628,196,859
to
644,941,801
to
2,100
661,187,652
to
7,690
612,512.359
to
2,700
197,100
644,990,601
to
1,100
661,581.517
to
1,600
613,359,706
to
9.732
628,390,001
to
0,300
645,167.901
to
8,200
661,997,658
to
7,686
613,364.701
. to
5,100
628,455,689
to
6,200
645,541,101
to
1,300
662,987,487
to
7,500
613,856,401
to
6,600
628,600,766
to
645,550,622
to
0.700
663,119,201
to
9,300
614,442,385
to
2,400
601,000
645,605,886
to
5,900
663,352,552
to
2,700
614,487,801
to
7,900
629,893,459
to
3,500
645,634,441
to
4,460
663.636,414
to
6,500
614,608.143
to
8,152
630,199,031
to
9.100
646,262,901
to
3,200
664,625,114
to
5,200
615,753,401
to
3,600
630,233,957
to
4,300
646,264,363
to
4,400
664,774,743
to
4,800
616,042,700
to
3.300
630,252,101
to
2,200
646,270,054
to
0,085
664,689,941
to
9,000
616,192,014
to
2.100
630,301,208
to
1,300
646,321,801
to
2,000
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to
0,700
616.320.501
to
1,200
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to
646,322,201,
to
2,800
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to
1.200
616,339,601
to
9,700
332,100
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to
6,100
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to
5,140
617,008,801
to
630,334,070
to
4,600
646,509,616
to
9,700
665,956,831
to
6,880
009,000
630,342,552
to
2,600
646,875,648
to
5,700
665,967,877
to
7,920
617,127,319
to
8,100
630,642,629
to
2,700
646,876,001
to
6.200
666,025,401
to
5,800
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to
1,800
630,904,718
to
4,900
646,899,702
to
9,713
666,209,330
to
9.400
617,478,723
to
8,800
630,995,315
to
5,400
646,993,871
to
3,930
666,210,847
to
0,900
617,582,829
to
2.900
631,381,731
to
1,800
647,061,150
to
1,200
666,395,901
to
6,100
617,739,158
to
9.200
631,817,556
to
7,600
647,291,842
to
2,000
666,647,241
to
7,259
618,333,401
to
4,100
631,846,614
to
6,700
647,993,501
to
3,700
666,662,073
to
2,100
618,625,824
to
5,900
632,448,956
to
9,300
647,993,801
to
4,000
666,696,251
to
6.300
619,215,945
to
6,000
632,939,648
to
9,800
648,020,140
to
0,200
667,040,006
to
0,210
619,225,550
to
5,600
633,135,035
to
5,300
648,056.401
to
6,600
667,382,231
to
2.300
619,226.975
to
6,999
633,175,518
to
5,600
648.117.901
to
8,200
667,486,601
to
6.800
619,326,641
to
7.000
633,537,840
to
7.900
648,171,861
to
1.900
667,521,407
to
1.600
619,357.588
to
7,600
634,141,201
to
1,500
648,213,372
to
3,500
667,752,069
to
2,300
619,580,012
to
0,100
634,328,501
to
8,600
648,484,665
to
4.700
667,916,445
to
5,500
619,765,826
to
634,839,201
to
9,300
648,578,708
to
8,799
667,926,278
to
6.300
766,400
634.848,780
to
8,800
648,683,301
to
3,400
668,104,101
to
4,800
619,906,171
to
6,200
635,296,451
to
6,500
649,376,401
to
6,600
668,155,938
to
6,000
620.104.808
to
4JIQQ
635,298,587
to
8,600
649,730,009
to
0,100
668,220,001
to
620,256,601
to
6,700
635,312,907
to
Rsn.R2i.sm
to
1.700
221.000
620.514,863
to
4,900
313,000
650,678,503
to
8,580
668,222,101
to
620,521,444
to
1,500
635,468,101
to
8,200
650,707,956
to
7,980
223,400
620,711,701
to
1,800
635,681,001
to
1,100
651,854,961
to
5,010
668,583,651
to
3,700
620.894,501
to
4,600
635,699,601
to
651,897,201
to
7,240
668,584,001
to
4,010
620,969.476
to
9,500
700,600
651,948,119
to
8,130
668,659,099
to
9,200
621,180,332
to
0,400
636,000,201
to
0,300
651,948,703
to
8,750
668,789,430
to
9,440
621,182,939
to
3,400
636,012,675
to
2,700
651,974,610
to
4,620
670,994,962
to
5,000
621,715,301
to
5,400
636,030,135
to
0,200
652,121,238
to
1,248
670,996,971
to
7,040
Check for altered dollar amounts by holding money orders to the light.
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 43
United States Postal Service
Please check with
local postal officials
before attempting
to mail any
questionable
materials.
Page 44, 8-5-93, 21847
Postal Bulletin
Invalid Express Mail Corporate Account Numbers
To be posted and used by retail/acceptance clerks. This listing supersedes all previous notices, which must be destroyed.
Retail/acceptance clerks must not accept Express Mail shipments bearing any of the invalid numbers (listed below) in the
"customer number" or "agreement number" section of the label or form.
Note: The first 6 digits of a 9-digit Custom Designed Service and Next Day Pickup Service Agreement make up the
Corporate Account Number.
005231
014982
021744
028062
054038
069570
080129
090113
091372
005295
014983
021797
028064
054111
069582
080138
090115
091401
005438
015007
021911
028127
054208
069615
080273
090117
091417
005463
015021
021954
028169
054214
069647
080296
090118
091422
005484
015079
021982
028188
054999
069783
080398
090123
091424
005548
015156
022055
028269
060028
069817
080423
090127
091433
005561
015157
022238
028279
060046
069858
080435
090128
091453
005581
015178
022335
028290
060325
069912
080463
090157
091459
005589
015203
022397
028309
060509
069970
080465
090166
091466
005592
015238
022673
028352
060684
069979
080498
090172
091519
005600
015258
022730
028393
060753
069993
080538
090198
091520
005687
016043
022799
028397
060771
070107
080605
090229
091566
006200
016309
022892
028426
060937
070134
080612
090231
091617
007018
016310
023131
028484
060941
070135
080689
090252
091648
008087
016318
023183
028512
061410
070287
080729
090273
091672
008186
016345
023185
028593
061440
070301
085131
090295
091699
008231
016393
023312
028602
063124
070927
085432
090299
091705
008253
016397
023327
02881 1
064021
070931
085538
090331
091731
008269
016409
023336
028842
064075
071111
085556
090332
091788
008319
016697
023340
028855
064079
071124
085615
090342
091813
008327
016779
023353
028873
064113
071243
088003
090367
091814
008350
016842
023354
028958
064306
071458
088170
090368
091820
008385
018007
023391
028965
064378
071975
088207
090370
091852
008462
018063
023395
028995
064593
0751 1 1
088228
090378
091863
008577
018088
023404
028998
064598
075129
088261
090381
091885
008684
018104
023423
029009
064705
075536
088265
090407
091964
009132
018141
023448
029021
064845
075650
088322
090423
091973
009174
018252
023466
029055
064926
075673
088326
090427
092005
009355
018380
024061
029076
064927
075679
089151
090430
092029
009744
018413
024068
029359
064961
075693
089159
090439
092074
009875
018447
024077
029419
064997
075860
089193
090454
092301
009892
018549
024138
029540
065054
076397
089360
090470
092336
010075
018581
025243
029634
065082
076420
089429
090510
092338
010126
018586
025279
029650
065230
076758
089468
090512
092348
010143
018842
025308
029727
065238
077090
089505
090529
092423
010297
018858
026199
029887
065408
077428
089556
090568
092426
010354
018866
026317
029897
065489
077463
089568
090579
092437
010362
018913
026323
029950
065613
077650
089569
090605
092448
010383
018924
026336
029992
065616
077680
089594
090622
092494
010392
018943
026350
030051
065619
077730
089616
090626
092538
010430
018961
026453
030109
065647
077748
089663
090675
092689
010467
018965
027050
030215
065693
077750
089714
090694
092796
010474
019075
027101
030305
065807
077774
089766
090702
092880
010505
019086
027121
030309
065812
077868
08981 1
090741
093031
010519
019123
027167
031020
065866
077902
089815
090818
093255
010534
019382
027171
031087
066026
077923
089846
090831
093283
011032
019413
027309
031103
066069
077942
089875
090837
093447
011156
019431
027315
031111
066242
078015
089883
090838
093480
011307
019460
027335
031129
066278
078030
089903
090848
093508
012131
019666
027357
032031
066394
078045
089925
090865
093527
012133
019700
027384
038097
066402
078190
089927
090899
093659
012135
019815
027388
038200
067189
078192
089978
091009
093709
012205
019842
027435
038207
067255
078202
089983
091014
093753
012232
020022
027436
038236
067319
078214
089999
091016
093974
013130
020041
027459
038242
068032
078863
090004
091055
094135
01 4033
020096
027467
038279
068054
078880
090007
091076
094180
014140
020216
027568
038290
068154
078905
090008
091108
094475
014207
020269
027569
040056
068296
079032
090016
091110
094550
014300
020275
027593
041036
068306
079435
090019
091119
094592
014310
020283
027605
041120
068370
079555
090021
091137
094681
014414
020307
027640
048037
068384
079736
090066
091147
094809
014519
020317
027641
051006
069030
079954
090072
091172
094922
014558
020335
027701
051010
069051
079965
090084
091185
094946
014740
020347
027715
053015
069136
079966
090087
091242
094950
014781
021065
027824
053025
069220
079998
090089
091275
095175
014951
021210
027850
053032
069251
080035
090103
091351
095200
014980
021654
028028
05401 1
069514
080048
090109
091363
095246
095280
095418
095569
095809
095811
095865
095908
095910
096108
096160
096202
096484
096646
100138
100151
100507
100871
101742
101837
101842
102137
102146
102326
102333
102368
102392
102393
102413
102795
103035
103111
103156
103162
103190
103584
103704
103751
104173
104218
104498
105022
105027
105483
105596
105664
105768
105771
106451
106528
107061
107081
107091
107113
107143
107199
107232
107249
108018
108155
108434
108550
109196
109723
110051
110154
110223
110339
110392
110444
117838
146396
110632
117918
146478
110738
117930
146484
111043
118017
146513
111080
118022
146546
111515
118043
148296
111556
118155
148320
111576
118282
150097
111589
118388
150125
111695
118401
151191
111925
118521
152001
112235
118562
152091
112401
118569
152375
112484
118613
152401
112657
118686
1 52409
112688
118751
152454
112786
118782
152716
112817
118819
152724
112936
118824
152796
112965
118831
152813
113011
118839
152821
113171
118864
152991
113202
118987
153041
113269
119007
154035
113281
119098
156180
113323
119173
159030
113458
119271
159073
113462
119295
159110
113512
119302
165055
113584
119333
165078
113617
119392
165094
113648
121174
165101
113658
121211
165125
113688
122194
165127
113695
122322
165136
113699
122329
165143
113726
123044
165144
113828
123073
165166
113857
124113
165201
113880
124127
165240
113882
124999
165254
113936
125059
165298
113970
125356
165305
114068
128923
165315
114183
128962
165370
114345
130886
170187
114356
131294
170240
114552
132263
171249
115054
132331
172054
115398
133001
173064
115497
134004
174084
115565
134016
175054
115590
135107
175068
115901
139011
176110
115913
139129
180100
115987
139160
180112
117010
139240
181027
117169
142290
187052
117258
142472
191125
117354
142497
191139
117530
142669
191242
117573
142737
191291
117612
142764
191296
117725
142849
191832
117735
146167
192310
117746
146250
192529
117774
146372
192571
Postal Bulletin
21847,8-5-93, Page 45
Invalid Express Mail Corporate Account Numbers— Continued
192641
226062
301187
321037
332369
336845
358550
441188
477132
483889
553795
606046
637119
192742
227013
301406
321045
332391
336930
361090
441218
477134
483951
553944
606205
637124
192785
232004
301943
321051
332435
337053
362005
441271
478024
483972
554567
606525
637131
192810
232125
301995
321064
332450
337068
363154
441300
479075
483992
554754
606621
641093
192942
232176
302319
321094
332474
337105
364007
441337
480004
485131
554812
606707
641222
193240
240517
302400
321099
332484
337122
366134
441356
480043
485240
554958
606782
641335
193275
240534
302454
322006
332565
337129
372631
441615
480053
485294
577026
606809
641389
193434
240545
302547
322024
332587
337134
372758
441816
480140
486010
581137
606929
641629
193461
253142
302551
322109
332588
337135
372784
441831
480144
486086
581144
607225
641679
193551
253242
302584
322203
332601
337203
372813
441902
480182
486190
585206
607240
641692
193601
25401 1
302752
322249
332632
337242
372825
441930
480190
488137
591038
607392
641947
197057
254043
302810
322252
332642
337351
372850
441970
480252
488195
591340
607465
648130
198040
254044
302967
322305
332668
337431
372876
443150
480332
488223
591988
607521
648152
198100
256614
303782
322376
332669
337452
373018
443164
480408
488379
591993
607787
648175
200164
265010
305074
322387
332731
338020
374017
443218
480487
488667
596513
607803
652325
200260
266009
305075
322410
332792
338134
379503
443267
480498
48931 1
597524
607827
657116
658172
658198
658234
660038
660048
661064
662295
662382
662440
662443
662460
662536
200262
271057
305077
322412
332838
338145
380174
443268
480501
489364
599523
607935
200278
271076
305535
322455
332843
339051
380178
443273
480525
490205
600063
608014
200298
272090
305553
322473
332862
339066
380194
447081
480564
490233
600146
608200
200387
272176
305651
322962
333065
339085
381154
450206
480577
490238
600147
608224
200413
274239
305723
322964
333071
339098
381186
451005
480604
490510
600153
608295
200489
274266
305747
322996
333110
339107
383072
451073
480607
492010
600277
608327
200525
274268
305879
323103
333129
339218
386060
452159
480675
494065
600400
608360
200656
274353
306800
323163
333185
339266
387007
452236
480679
494125
600722
608480
200757
275021
306944
323701
333302
339280
387010
452286
480681
494184
600724
608482
206057
275032
306989
323723
333521
339341
388061
452408
480690
495107
600728
615002
207337
275074
311045
324069
333766
339464
392174
452509
480701
495235
600768
617113
207339
276013
311100
324089
334468
339560
392262
452597
480927
495239
600792
618046
207384
280104
311278
324101
334496
339662
392509
452671
480932
495380
600890
618099
207438
282638
311331
324130
334617
339852
392612
452728
480961
496101
600939
618120
662557
207444
282683
311437
325082
334636
340014
394200
452735
480964
503125
601101
620041
662599
207615
282693
311438
325413
334677
340018
396204
452780
481419
505017
601132
627016
662615
207641
283142
311466
326458
334910
340133
397040
454160
481512
510003
601146
627042
662621
207658
283200
311518
326461
334929
340149
401024
454220
482140
511012
601172
629089
672028
207680
283251
311539
326472
334952
340163
402060
454227
482238
511022
601203
631096
672049
208199
283400
311607
326545
335009
340168
402161
454277
482283
515007
601298
631103
672093
208478
283421
311626
327148
335107
340179
402469
454351
482331
515036
601450
631121
672126
208491
283466
311627
328270
335109
340180
402679
454369
482437
520026
601495
631143
672348
208526
283519
311656
328629
335115
340190
402765
454454
482542
522033
601515
631301
672510
208545
283529
311686
328767
335151
340300
402800
454501
482587
524081
601749
631351
678021
208741
283532
312256
329201
335206
340368
402804
454585
482609
527034
601861
631360
680017
209113
286037
312310
329300
335313
340370
402847
454589
482668
527042
601892
631363
680028
209132
286095
314153
330032
335433
34041 1
402959
454619
482704
531129
601904
631408
681164
209146
286097
314351
330184
335457
340649
405063
454660
482729
531140
601914
631409
681389
210036
286138
314603
330507
335461
34071 1
405080
454719
482768
531175
601948
631446
681474
210055
286185
314719
330729
335481
340712
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531331
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631497
681513
210093
287028
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330876
335485
340760
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458042
483033
531394
601975
631511
681526
210121
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317145
330930
335507
340967
405183
458043
483036
531430
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631550
681549
210182
292230
317203
330974
335538
340985
405185
458078
483045
531438
602041
631561
681554
210234
292293
317245
330999
335541
34401 1
410024
458085
483046
532327
602046
631 565
685095
210244
292318
317250
331141
335564
349059
413003
458089
483133
532359
602104
631571
685127
212289
292359
317296
331248
335624
349068
420050
458100
483160
532488
602128
631575
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212591
292395
319074
331281
335705
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420070
460078
483167
532791
602283
631576
695012
212798
292516
320017
331287
335710
349160
421019
461063
483169
532885
602287
631577
701031
212824
292551
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331383
335752
349208
423049
462512
483204
532887
602394
631598
701062
212881
293292
320027
331407
335903
349212
423052
462579
483380
532968
602409
631627
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212915
294132
320064
331625
336013
349282
423074
462609
483413
537180
602579
631691
701147
212938
294299
320726
331726
336028
349346
424024
462642
483447
542020
602621
631732
701175
216021
294334
320754
331729
3361 1 1
349399
424075
462655
483454
543420
602725
631773
706139
216627
294460
320774
331775
336154
349441
430094
462719
483538
544062
602751
631776
720011
220039
295267
320777
331809
336181
349808
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