Exhibit 122.63n deleted VT--DS Exhibit 122.63n Sectional Center Facility (SCF) Labeling List for Automated Site Mailings 3-Digit ZIP Code PrefixLabel For SCF Tray ] 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Label For SCF Tray 010-013SCF SPRINGFIELD MA 010 014-017SCF WORCESTER MA 015 018-019SCF MIDDLESEX-ESSEX MA 018 021-022SCF BOSTON MA 021 020, 023-024SCF BROCKTON MA 023 027-029SCF PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034SCF MANCHESTER NH 030 038-039SCF PORTSMOUTH NH 038 040-043, 045SCF PORTLAND ME 040 035-037,050-053, 056-059SCF WHITE RIVER JCT VT 050 060-062SCF HARTFORD CT 060 063-066SCF NEW HAVEN CT 064 068-069SCF STAMFORD CT 068 070-073SCF NEWARK NJ 070 074-075SCF PATERSON NJ 074 078-079SCF WEST JERSEY NJ 079 080-084SCF SO JERSEY NJ 080 085-087SCF TRENTON NJ 085 088-089SCF KILMER NJ 088 100-102SCF NEW YORK NY 100 105-108SCF WESTCHESTER NY 105 110, 113-114, 116 SCF QUEENS NY 110 111-112SCF BROOKLYN NY 112 117-119SCF MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-129SCF ALBANY NY 120 124-127SCF MID HUDSON NY 125 130-132, 136SCF SYRACUSE NY 130 133-135SCF UTICA NY 133 137-139SCF BINGHAMTON NY 137 140-143, 147SCF BUFFALO NY 140 144-146SCF ROCHESTER NY 144 148-149SCF ELMIRA NY 148 150-151, 153-154 SCF PITTSBURGH PA 150 155, 157, 159SCF JOHNSTOWN PA 159 160-162SCF NEW CASTLE PA 161 164-165SCF ERIE PA 164 166, 168SCF ALTOONA PA 166 170-172, 178SCF HARRISBURG PA 170 173-176SCF LANCASTER PA 173 169, 177SCF WILLIAMSPORT PA 177 180-181, 183SCF LEHIGH VALLEY PA 180 184-185, 188SCF SCRANTON PA 184 182, 186-187SCF WILKES-BARRE PA 186 189, 193-194SCF SOUTHEASTERN PA 189 179, 195-196SCF READING PA 195 197-199SCF WILMINGTON DE 197 202-205SCF WASHINGTON DC 202 206-207SCF SOUTHERN MD 206 208-209SCF SUBURBAN MD 208 210-211, 214, 219SCF BALTIMORE MD 210 220-223SCF NORTHERN VA 220 224-225, 230-232, 238SCF RICHMOND VA 230 233-237SCF NORFOLK VA 233 240-241, 243SCF ROANOKE VA 240 250-253SCF CHARLESTON WV 250 255-257SCF HUNTINGTON WV 255 258-259SCF BECKLEY WV 258 263-265SCF CLARKSBURG WV 263 270-274SCF GREENSBORO NC 270 275-277SCF RALEIGH NC 275 278-279SCF ROCKY MOUNT NC 278 280-282, 297SCF CHARLOTTE NC 280 283-284SCF FAYETTEVILLE NC 283 287-289SCF ASHEVILLE NC 287 290-292SCF COLUMBIA SC 290 293, 296SCF GREENVILLE SC 293 300-302SCF NORTH METRO GA 300 303, 311, 399SCF ATLANTA GA 303 298, 308-309SCF AUGUSTA GA 308 310, 312SCF MACON GA 310 299, 313-314SCF SAVANNAH GA 313 320-322SCF JACKSONVILLE FL 320 328-329, 347SCF ORLANDO FL 328 331-332SCF MIAMI FL 331 334, 349SCF WEST PALM BEACH FL 334 335-339, 346SCF TAMPA FL 335 350-352, 355, 359SCF BIRMINGHAM AL 350 356-358SCF HUNTSVILLE AL 357 360-361, 367-368SCF MONTGOMERY AL 360 365-366SCF MOBILE AL 365 370-372SCF NASHVILLE TN 370 307, 373-374SCF CHATTANOOGA TN 373 377-379SCF KNOXVILLE TN 377 375, 380-381, 386, 723 SCF MEMPHIS TN 380 390-392SCF JACKSON MS 390 400-402, 471SCF LOUISVILLE KY 400 403-405SCF LEXINGTON KY 403 421-422SCF BOWLING GREEN KY 421 430-431, 433SCF COLUMBUS OH 430 434-436SCF TOLEDO OH 434 437-438SCF ZANESVILLE OH 437 442-443SCF AKRON OH 442 444-445SCF YOUNGSTOWN OH 444 446-447SCF CANTON OH 446 448-449SCF MANSFIELD OH 448 410, 450-451, 470 SCF CINCINNATI OH 450 453-455SCF DAYTON OH 453 460-462SCF INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 463-464SCF GARY IN 463 465-466SCF SOUTH BEND IN 465 467-468SCF FORT WAYNE IN 467 424, 476-477SCF EVANSVILLE IN 476 480, 483SCF ROYAL OAK MI 480 481-482SCF DETROIT MI 481 484-485SCF FLINT MI 484 486-487SCF SAGINAW MI 486 488-489SCF LANSING MI 488 490-491SCF KALAMAZOO MI 490 493-495SCF GRAND RAPIDS MI 493 500-502SCF DES MOINES IA 500 522-524 SCF CEDAR RAPIDS IA 522 530-531, 534SCF MILWAUKEE WI 530 535, 537-538SCF MADISON WI 535 541-543SCF GREEN BAY WI 541 540, 550-551SCF ST PAUL MN 550 600, 602SCF PALATINE IL 600 601, 603SCF CAROL STREAM IL 601 610-611SCF ROCKFORD IL 610 527-528, 612SCF ROCK ISLAND IL 612 615-616SCF PEORIA IL 615 618-619SCF CHAMPAIGN IL 618 623, 634-635SCF QUINCY IL 623 625-627SCF SPRINGFIELD IL 625 620, 622, 630, 633SCF ST LOUIS MO 630 640, 644-647, 660-662, 667 SCF KANSAS CITY MO 640 650-653SCF MID-MISSOURI MO 650 648, 654-658SCF SPRINGFIELD MO 656 664-666SCF TOPEKA KS 664 670-672SCF WICHITA KS 670 515-516, 680-681SCF OMAHA NE 680 700-701SCF NEW ORLEANS LA 700 707-708SCF BATON ROUGE LA 707 710-711SCF SHREVEPORT LA 710 720-722SCF LITTLE ROCK AR 720 730-731, 737, 748SCF OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 740-741, 743SCF TULSA OK 740 751-753SCF DALLAS TX 752 760-762, 764SCF FORT WORTH TX 760 765-767SCF WACO TX 766 770-772SCF HOUSTON TX 770 773-775SCF NORTH HOUSTON TX 773 776-777SCF BEAUMONT TX 776 780-782, 788SCF SAN ANTONIO TX 780 783-784SCF CORPUS CHRISTI TX 783 733, 786-787, 789SCF AUSTIN TX 786 790-791SCF AMARILLO TX 790 793-794SCF LUBBOCK TX 793 768-769, 795-796SCF ABILENE TX 795 800-801, 803-804SCF DENVER CO 800 808-810SCF COLORADO SPRINGS CO 808 832, 834SCF POCATELLO ID 832 840-841, 843-844SCF SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853SCF PHOENIX AZ 852 855-857SCF TUCSON AZ 856 870-872, 875SCF ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 889-891SCF LAS VEGAS NV 890 894-895, 897SCF RENO NV 894 902-905SCF INGLEWOOD CA 902 906-908SCF LONG BEACH CA 907 910-912SCF PASADENA CA 910 913-916SCF VAN NUYS CA 913 917-918SCF ALHAMBRA CA 917 919-921SCF SAN DIEGO CA 920 923-925SCF SAN BERNARDINO CA 923 926-928SCF SANTA ANA CA 926 931, 934SCF SANTA BARBARA CA 931 932-933SCF BAKERSFIELD CA 932 936-938SCF FRESNO CA 936 940-941, 943-944SCF SAN FRANCISCO CA 940 945-948SCF OAKLAND CA 945 949, 954SCF NORTH BAY CA 949 950-951SCF SAN JOSE CA 950 952-953SCF STOCKTON CA 952 942, 956-958SCF SACRAMENTO CA 956 967-969SCF HONOLULU HI 967 970-972, 986SCF PORTLAND OR 970 980-981SCF SEATTLE WA 980 983, 984SCF TACOMA WA 983 835, 838, 990-992, 994SCF SPOKANE WA 990 995-996SCF ANCHORAGE AK 995 Exhibit 122.63o Exhibit 122.63o Automated Area Distribution Center (AADC) Labeling List for Automated Site Mailings This list contains all 3-digit ZIP Code prefixes shown in Exhibit 122.63m, 3-Digit Labeling List for Automated Site Mailings. Many of the 3-digit and SCF areas listed in Exhibit 122.63m and Exhibit 122.63n, SCF Labeling List for Automated Site Mailings, cannot be further combined into AADCs. For these areas, the same 3-digit or SCF labels with corresponding ZIP Codes as shown in Exhibits 122.63m or Exhibit 122.63n are duplicated in the following list. 3-Digit ZIP Code PrefixLabel For AADC Tray] 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Label For AADC Tray 010-013SCF SPRINGFIELD MA 010 014-017SCF WORCESTER MA 015 018-019SCF MIDDLESEX-ESSEX MA 018 021-022SCF BOSTON MA 021 020, 023-024SCF BROCKTON MA 023 027-029SCF PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034, 038-039DIS MANCHESTER NH 030 040-045DIS PORTLAND ME 040 035-037, 050-054, 056-059DIS WHITE RIVER JCT VT 050 060-062, 067DIS HARTFORD CT 060 063-066SCF NEW HAVEN CT 064 068-069SCF STAMFORD CT 068 070-079, 088-089DIS NEWARK NJ 070 080-087DIS SO JERSEY NJ 080 100-102, 104DIS NEW YORK NY 100 105-109DIS WESTCHESTER NY 105 110, 113-114, 116SCF QUEENS NY 110 103, 111-112DIS BROOKLYN NY 112 115WESTERN NASSAU NY 115 117-119SCF MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-129DIS ALBANY NY 120 124-127SCF MID-HUDSON NY 125 130-139DIS SYRACUSE NY 130 140-143, 147-149DIS BUFFALO NY 140 144-146SCF ROCHESTER NY 144 150-151, 153-157, 159-166, 168 DIS PITTSBURGH PA 150 152PITTSBURGH PA 152 169-172, 177-178DIS HARRISBURG PA 170 173-176, 179, 195-196DIS LANCASTER PA 173 180-188DIS LEHIGH VALLEY PA 180 189, 193-194SCF SOUTHEASTERN PA 189 190PHILADELPHIA PA 190 191PHILADELPHIA PA 191 197-199SCF WILMINGTON DE 197 200WASHINGTON DC 200 202-205SCF WASHINGTON DC 202 206-207SCF SOUTHERN MD 206 208-209SCF SUBURBAN MD 208 210-211, 214-219DIS BALTIMORE MD 210 212BALTIMORE MD 212 220-223SCF NORTHERN VA 220 224-225, 229-232, 238DIS RICHMOND VA 230 233-237SCF NORFOLK VA 233 240-241, 243, 245DIS ROANOKE VA 240 246-253, 255-259, @@261-265DIS CHARLESTON WV 250 270-274DIS GREENSBORO NC 270 275-279DIS RALEIGH NC 275 280-282, 286-289, 297DIS CHARLOTTE NC 280 283-285DIS FAYETTEVILLE NC 283 290-292, 294-295DIS COLUMBIA SC 290 293, 296SCF GREENVILLE SC 293 298, 300-302, 308-309DIS NORTH METRO GA 300 303, 311, 399SCF ATLANTA GA 303 310, 312, 316-319DIS MACON GA 310 299, 313-315, 320-323, 326DIS JACKSONVILLE FL 320 325, 365-366DIS PENSACOLA FL 325 327-329, 347DIS ORLANDO FL 328 330-333, 340DIS MIAMI FL 331 334, 349SCF WEST PALM BEACH FL 334 335-339, 342, 346DIS TAMPA FL 335 350-352, 354-356, @@358-359, 362DIS BIRMINGHAM AL 350 360-361, 367-368SCF MONTGOMERY AL 360 307, 370-374, 384-385DIS NASHVILLE TN 370 376-379SCF KNOXVILLE TN 377 375, 380-381, 386, 723SCF MEMPHIS TN 380 369, 390-393DIS JACKSON MS 390 400-402, 406, 421-422, 424, @@427, 471, 476-477DIS LOUISVILLE KY 400 403-405SCF LEXINGTON KY 403 430-431, 433, 437-438, @@456-457DIS COLUMBUS OH 430 432COLUMBUS OH 432 434-436SCF TOLEDO OH 434 440, 444-445, 448-449DIS CLEVELAND OH 440 441CLEVELAND OH 441 439, 442-443, 446-447DIS AKRON OH 442 410, 450-451, 470DIS CINCINNATI OH 450 452CINCINNATI 452 453-455, 458DIS DAYTON OH 453 460-462SCF INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 463-468, 473DIS INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 480, 483SCF ROYAL OAK MI 480 481-482SCF DETROIT MI 481 484-489DIS LANSING MI 488 490-491, 493-495DIS GRAND RAPIDS MI 493 500-502SCF DES MOINES IA 500 503, 509DES MOINES IA 503 522-524, 527-528, 612DIS CEDAR RAPIDS IA 522 530-531, 534, @@541-543, 549DIS MILWAUKEE WI 530 532MILWAUKEE WI 532 535, 537-538DIS MADISON WI 535 540, 550-551SCF ST PAUL MN 550 553MINNEAPOLIS MN 553 554MINNEAPOLIS MN 554 571SIOUX FALLS SD 571 565, 581DIS FARGO ND 580 591BILLINGS MT 591 600, 602, 610-611DIS PALATINE IL 600 601, 603SCF CAROL STREAM IL 601 604SOUTH SUBURBAN IL 604 605FOX VALLEY IL 605 606CHICAGO IL 606 615-619, 623, 625-627DIS SPRINGFIELD IL 625 620, 622, 630, 633-635DIS ST LOUIS MO 630 631ST LOUIS MO 631 640, 644-648, 650-658, @@660-662, 664-667DIS KANSAS CITY MO 640 641KANSAS CITY MO 641 670-672SCF WICHITA KS 670 515-516, 680-681, 685DIS OMAHA NE 680 395, 700-701, 703-704DIS NEW ORLEANS LA 700 705-708DIS BATON ROUGE LA 707 710-714DIS SHREVEPORT LA 710 720-722SCF LITTLE ROCK AR 720 730-731, 734-738, 748DIS OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 740-741, 743-747, 749DIS TULSA OK 740 750, 754DIS NORTH TEXAS TX 750 751-753SCF DALLAS TX 752 760-764, 768-769, 790-791, @@793-797 DIS FORT WORTH TX 760 770-772SCF HOUSTON TX 770 773-778DIS NORTH HOUSTON TX 773 780-782, 788SCF SAN ANTONIO TX 780 779, 783-785DIS CORPUS CHRISTI TX 783 733, 765-767, 786-787, 789DIS AUSTIN TX 786 800-801, 803-804, 808-810DIS DENVER CO 800 802DENVER CO 802 820CHEYENNE WY 820 832, 834, 837DIS BOISE ID 836 840-841, 843-844SCF SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853SCF PHOENIX AZ 852 855-857SCF TUCSON AZ 856 799, 870-872, 875DIS ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 889-891, 894-895, 897DIS LAS VEGAS NV 890 900LOS ANGELES CA 900 930-935DIS SEQUOIA CA 901 902-905SCF INGLEWOOD CA 902 906-908SCF LONG BEACH CA 907 910-912SCF PASADENA CA 910 913-916SCF VAN NUYS CA 913 917-918SCF ALHAMBRA CA 917 919-921SCF SAN DIEGO CA 920 922-925DIS SAN BERNARDINO CA 923 926-928SCF SANTA ANA CA 926 936-939, 952-954DIS SIERRA CA 940 940-941, 943-944, 949DIS PENINSULA CA 941 945-948SCF OAKLAND CA 945 950-951SCF SAN JOSE CA 950 942, 956-958SCF SACRAMENTO CA 956 967-969SCF HONOLULU HI 967 970-974, 986DIS PORTLAND OR 970 835, 838, 980-985, 988-994DIS SEATTLE WA 980 995-997DIS ANCHORAGE AK 995 Exhibit 122.63p Exhibit 122.63p Originating Mixed States Labeling List for Mailer-Prepared Second-Class Publications Prepare mixed states sacks only after all required (5-digit, 3-digit, state) and optional (city, SCF, SDC) sacks are prepared. Package Preparation: Label mixed states packages with a tan label MS or the mixed states optional endorsement line. Sack Preparation: Mixed states sacks must be labeled to the following designated origin distribution centers. To determine the correct top (destination) line for labels for containers of "mixed states" mail: 1. Determine the ZIP Code of the origin post office (i.e., the post office where the mail is entered and postage paid); 2. Locate the first three digits of that ZIP Code under "Originating ZIP Code" in the left column; 3. Read across the line to the entry under "Label to--" in the right column; 4. Use this entry as the top line of the label for all "Mixed States" containers in the mailing. Note: Unlike Exhibit 122.63a through Exhibit 122.63o, this exhibit is based on the 3-digit ZIP Code prefix of the post office where the mailing is deposited. Originating Originating ZIP CodesStateLabel To] Originating ZIP Codes Origin. StateLabel To 006-009PR/VIMXD SAN JUAN PR 006 010-013MAMXD SPRINGFIELD MA 010 014-017MAMXD WORCESTER MA 015 021-022MAMXD BOSTON MA 021 018-019, 055MAMXD MIDLSX ESSEX MA 018 020, 023-024MAMXD BROCKTON MA 023 025-029MA/RIMXD PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034NHMXD MANCHESTER NH 030 035-037,050-053, 057-059NH/VTMXD WHITE RIV JCT VT 050 038-039NH/MEMXD PORTSMOUTH NH 038 040-043, 045, 048MEMXD PORTLAND ME 040 044, 046-047, 049MEMXD BANGOR ME 044 054, 056VTMXD BURLINGTON VT 054 060-062CTMXD HARTFORD CT 060 063-066CTMXD NEW HAVEN CT 064 067CTMXD WATERBURY CT 067 068-069CTMXD STAMFORD CT 068 070-073NJMXD NORTH JERSEY NJ 07099 074-075NJMXD PATERSON NJ 074 076NJMXD HACKENSACK NJ 076 077NJMXD MONMOUTH NJ 077 078-079NJMXD WEST JERSEY NJ 079 080-084NJMXD SOUTH JERSEY NJ 080 085-087NJMXD TRENTON NJ 085 088-089NJMXD KILMER NJ 088 100-102, 104NYMXD NEW YORK NY 101 PENN TERM (9) 103, 111-112NYMXD BROOKLYN NY 112 004, 105-108NYMXD WESTCHESTER NY 105 109NYMXD ROCKLAND NY 109 110, 113-114, 116NYMXD QUEENS NY 110 115NYMXD WEST NASSAU NY 115 005, 117-119NYMXD MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-129NYMXD ALBANY NY 120 124-127NYMXD MID HUDSON NY 125 133-135NYMXD UTICA NY 133 130-132, 136NYMXD SYRACUSE NY 130 137-139NYMXD BINGHAMTON NY 137 140-143, 147NYMXD BUFFALO NY 140 144-146NYMXD ROCHESTER NY 144 148-149NYMXD ELMIRA NY 148 150-168PAMXD PITTSBURGH PA 150 169-196PAMXD PHILADELPHIA PA 190 197-199DEMXD WILMINGTON DE 197 200, 202-205DCMXD WASHINGTON DC 200 206-209MDMXD SOUTHERN MD 206 210-212, 214-219, 254, 267MD/WVMXD BALTIMORE MD 210 220-223, 226-229, 244VAMXD NORTHERN VA 220 224-225, 230-243, 245VAMXD RICHMOND VA 230 246-253, 255-266, 268WV/VAMXD CHARLESTON WV 250 270-274, 283-286NCMXD GREENSBORO NC 270 275-277NCMXD RALEIGH NC 275 278-279NCMXD ROCKY MOUNT NC 278 280-282, 297NC/SCMXD CHARLOTTE NC 280 287-289NCMXD ASHEVILLE NC 287 290-296SCMXD COLUMBIA SC 290 298-306, 308-319, 399GA/SCMXD NORTH METRO GA 301 320-329,334-339, 342, 346-347,349FLMXD JACKSONVILLE FL 320 330-333, 340FLMXD MIAMI FL 331 350-352, 354-368ALMXD BIRMINGHAM AL 350 307, 370-374, 376-379TN/GAMXD NASHVILLE TN 370 375, 380-386, 723TN/MS/AR MXD MEMPHIS TN 380 369, 387-397MS/ALMXD JACKSON MS 390 400-409, 411-418, 420-427, 471, 476-477 KY/INMXD LOUISVILLE KY 400 430-438, 456-458OHMXD COLUMBUS OH 430 439-449OHMXD CLEVELAND OH 440 410,450-455, 459,470KY/OH/IN MXD CINCINNATI OH 450 460-469,472-475, 478-479INMXD INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 480-497MIMXD DETROIT MI 481 500-514, 520-528, 612IA/ILMXD DES MOINES IA 500 498-499, 530-532, 534-535, @@@537-539, 541-543, 549WI/MIMXD MILWAUKEE WI 530 540, 544-548, 550-551, 553-567WI/MNMXD ST PAUL MN 550 570-577SDMXD SIOUX FALLS SD 570 580-588NDMXD FARGO ND 580 590-599, 821MT/WY MXD BILLINGS MT 590 600-606, 609-611, 613, 617ILMXD CHICAGO IL 606 614-616, 618-620, 622-631, 633-639 IL/MOMXD ST LOUIS MO 630 640-641, 644-658MOMXD KANSAS CITY MO 640 660-662, 664-668, 673KSMXD KANSAS CITY KS 660 669-672, 674-679, 739KS/OKMXD WICHITA KS 670 515-516, 680-681, 683-693IA/NEMXD OMAHA NE 680 700-701, 703-708, 710-714LAMXD NEW ORLEANS LA 700 716-722, 724-729ARMXD LITTLE ROCK AR 720 730-731, 734-738, 740-741, 743-749OKMXD OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 750-769, 790-799, 885 TXMXD NORTH TEXAS TX 750 733, 770-789TXMXD NORTH HOUSTON TX 773 800-816COMXD DENVER CO 800 820, 822-831WY MXD CHEYENNE WY 820 832-837, 979, 994ID/WAMXD BOISE ID 836 840-847UTMXD SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853, 855-857, 859-860, 863-864 AZMXD PHOENIX AZ 852 865, 870-875, 877-884NM/AZMXD ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 889-891, 893-895, 897-898, 961NV/CAMXD LAS VEGAS NV 890 900, 902-908, 910-928, 930-935CA MXD LOS ANGELES CA 900 936-960CA/GUMXD OAKLAND CA 9451 967-968HIMXD HONOLULU HI 967 970-978, 986OR/WAMXD PORTLAND OR 970 838, 980-985, 988-993WA/IDMXD SEATTLE WA 980 995-999AKSee (2) below. 1 Mail which originates and destinates in ZIP Code area 969 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. 2 Mail which originates in ZIP Code areas 995-996, 997, 998, or 999 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. For example, mail originating in ZIP Code area 995-996 must be labeled to SCF ANCHORAGE AK 995. Exhibit 122.63q Exhibit 122.63q Originating Mixed States Labeling List for Mailer-Prepared Third-Class Letter, and Thirdand Fourth-Class Flat-Size Mail Mixed states sacks will be prepared only after all required (5-digit, 3-digit, state) and optional (city, SCF, SDC) sacks have been prepared. Package Preparation: Mixed states packages must be labeled with a tan label MS or the mixed states optional endorsement line. Sack Preparation: Mailers preparing mixed states sacks must label sacks to the following designated origin distribution centers. To determine the correct top (destination) line for labels being prepared for containers of "mixed states" mail: 1. Determine the ZIP Code of the origin post office (i.e., the post office where the mail will be entered and postage paid); 2. Locate the first three digits of that ZIP Code under "Originating ZIP Code" in the left column; 3. Read across the line to the entry under "Label to--" in the right column; 4. Use this entry as the top line of the label for all "Mixed States" containers in the mailing. Note: Unlike Exhibit 122.63a through Exhibit 122.63o, this exhibit is to be used based on the 3-digit ZIP Code prefix of the post office where the mailing is deposited. Originating Originating ZIP CodesStateLabel To ] Originating ZIP Codes Origin. State Label To 006-009PR/VIMXD SAN JUAN PR 006 010-013MAMXD SPRINGFIELD MA 010 018-019, 021-022, 055 MAMXD BOSTON MA 021 014-017, 020, 023-029 MA/RI MXD PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034, 038-039NH/MEMXD MANCHESTER NH 030 035-037, 050-054, 056-059VTMXD WHITE RIV JCT VT 050 040-049MEMXD PORTLAND ME 040 060-067CTMXD HARTFORD CT 060 004, 068-069, 105-109, 124-127CT/NYMXD WESTCHESTER NY 105 070-079, 085-089NJ MXD BMC NEW JERSEY 10000 080-084NJMXD SOUTH JERSEY NJ 080 100-102, 104NYMXD NEW YORK NY 100 MORGAN GMF (53) 103, 110-114, 116 NYMXD BROOKLYN NY 112 005, 115, 117-119NYMXD MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-139NYMXD ALBANY NY 120 140-149NYMXD BUFFALO NY 140 150-168PAMXD BMC PITTSBURGH PA 15193 000 169-196PAMXD BMC PHILADELPHIA PA 19202 002 197-199DEMXD WILMINGTON DE 197 200, 202-205DCMXD WASHINGTON DC 200 206-212, 214-219MDMXD BALTIMORE MD 210 220-246VAMXD RICHMOND VA 230 247-268WVMXD CHARLESTON WV 250 270-297NC/SCMXD CHARLOTTE NC 28070 298, 300-312, 317-319, 350-352, @@354-368, 373-374, 376-379, 399GA/AL /TN/SCMXD BMC ATLANTA GA 31199 299, 313-316, 320-340, 342, 346-347, 349FL/GA/SCMXD BMC JAX FL 32188 369-372, 375, 380-397, 700-701, 703-705, @@707-708, 713-714, 716-717, 719-729 AL/TN/MS /LA/ARMXD BMC MEMPHIS TN 39799 400-418, 420-427KYMXD LOUISVILLE KY 400 430-459OHMXD BMC CINCINN OH 42800 460-479INMXD INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 480-499MIMXD DETROIT MI 481 500-516, 520-528IAMXD DES MOINES IA 500 530-532, 534-535, 537-549WIMXD MILWAUKEE WI 530 550-551, 553-567MNMXD BMC MPLS/STP MN 55203 003 570-577SDMXD SIOUX FALLS SD 570 580-588NDMXD FARGO ND 580 590-599, 821MT/WYMXD BILLINGS MT 590 600-606, 609-617ILMXD CHICAGO IL 606 618-620, 622-631, 633-639IL/MO MXD ST LOUIS MO 630 640-641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-679MO/KS MXD BMC KANS CITY KS 64273 680-681, 683-693NEMXD OMAHA NE 680 706, 710-712, 718, 733, 750-799, 885LA/TXMXD BMC DALLAS TX 75197 730-731, 734-741, 743-749OKMXD OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 800-816COMXD BMC DENVER CO 80066 820, 822-831WYMXD CHEYENNE WY 820 832-838IDMXD BOISE ID 836 840-847UTMXD SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853, 855-857, 859-860, 863-865AZMXD PHOENIX AZ 852 870-875, 877-884NMMXD ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 889-891, 893-895, 897-898NVMXD LAS VEGAS NV 890 900, 902-908, 910-928, 930-935CAMXD LOS ANGELES CA 901 936-961, 969CA/GUMXD OAKLAND CA 9451 967-968HIMXD HONOLULU HI 967 970-979, 986OR/WAMXD PORTLAND OR 970 980-985, 988-994WAMXD SEATTLE WA 980 995-999AKSee (2) below. 1 Mail which both originates and destinates in ZIP Code area 969 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. 2 Mail which originates in ZIP Code areas 995-996, 997, 998, or 999 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. For example, mail originating in ZIP Code area 995-996 must be labeled to SCF ANCHORAGE AK 995. Exhibit 122.63r Exhibit 122.63r Originating Mixed States Labeling List for Mailer-Prepared 3rd-Class and 4th-Class Irregular Parcels Mixed states sacks will be prepared only after all required (5-digit, 3-digit, state) and optional (city, SCF, SDC) sacks have been prepared. Package Preparation: Mixed states packages must be labeled with a tan label MS or the mixed states optional endorsement line. Sack Preparation: Mailers preparing mixed states sacks must label sacks to the following designated origin distribution centers. To determine the correct top (destination) line for labels being prepared for containers of "mixed states" mail: 1. Determine the ZIP Code of the origin post office (i.e., the post office where the mail will be entered and postage paid); 2. Locate the first three digits of that ZIP Code under "Originating ZIP Code" in the left column; 3. Read across the line to the entry under "Label to--" in the right column; 4. Use this entry as the top line of the label for all "Mixed States" containers in the mailing. Note: Unlike Exhibit 122.63a through Exhibit 122.63o, this exhibit is to be used based on the 3-digit ZIP Code prefix of the post office where the mailing is deposited. Originating ZIP CodesLabel To] Originating ZIP Codes Label To 006-009MXD SAN JUAN PR 006 010-013MXD SPRINGFIELD MA 010 018-019, 021-022, 055MXD BOSTON MA 021 014-017, 020, 023-029MXD PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034, 038-039MXD MANCHESTER NH 030 035-037, 050-054, 056-059 MXD WHITE RIV JCT VT 050 040-049MXD PORTLAND ME 040 060-067MXD NEW HAVEN CT 064 004, 068-069, 105-109, 124-127 MXD WESTCHESTER NY 105 070-079, 085-089MXD NORTH JERSEY NJ 07099 080-084, 169-199MXD BMC PHILA PA 19204 004 100-102,104MXD NEW YORK NY 100 MORGAN GMF (53) 103, 110-114, 116MXD BROOKLYN NY 112 005, 115, 117-119MXD MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-139MXD ALBANY NY 120 140-149MXD BUFFALO NY 140 150-168, 260-266, 439-447MXD BMC PITTSBG PA 15194 005 200, 202-212, 214-239, 244, 254, 267-268MXD BMC WASH DC 20104 004 240-243, 245-249, 270-297, 376MXD BMC GREENSBORO NC 27076 298, 300-312, 317-319, 350-352, 354-368, 373-374, 377-379, 399MXD BMC ATLANTA GA 31196 299, 313-316, 320-340, 342, 346-347, 349 MXD BMC JAX FL 32099 369-372, 375, 380-397, 700-701, 703-705, 707-708, @@@713-714, 716-717, 719-729MXD BMC MEMPHIS TN 38899 250-253, 255-259, 400-418, 421-422, 425-427, @@@430-433, 437-438, 448-462, 469-474MXD BMC CINCINN OH 42900 434-436, 465-468, 480-497MXD BMC DETROIT MI 48399 000 500-516, 520-528, 570-577, 612, 680-681, 683-689MXD BMC DES MOINES IA 51799 498-499, 540-551, 553-567, 580-588MXD BMC MPLS/STP MN 55204 004 463-464, 530-532, 534-535, 537-539, 600-606, 609-611, 613 MXD BMC CHICAGO IL 60899 420, 423-424, 475-479, 614-620, 622-631, 633-639 MXD BMC ST LOUIS MO 63299 640-641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-679, 739 MXD BMC KANS CITY KS 66399 706, 710-712, 718, 730-731, 733-738, 740-741, 743-799, 885 MXD BMC DALLAS TX 75199 590-599, 690-693, 800-816, 820-834, 836-837, 840-847, @@@850, 852-853, 855-857, 859-860, 863-865, 870-875, @@@877-884, 893, 898, 979MXD BMC DENVER CO 80077 889-891, 900, 902-908, 910-928, 930-935MXD BMC LOS ANGELES CA 90901 002 894-895, 897, 936-961, 969MXD BMC SAN FRAN CA 948501 967-968MXD HONOLULU HI 967 835, 838, 970-978, 980-986, 988-994MXD BMC SEATTLE WA 980012 995-999See (2)below. 1 Mail which both originates and destinates in ZIP Code area 969 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. 2 Mail which both originates and destinates in ZIP Code area 995-996, 997, 998, or 999 must be sacked separately and labeled to the origin SCF. For example, mail originating in ZIP Code areas 995-996 must be labeled to SCF ANCHORAGE AK 995. Exhibit 122.63s Exhibit 122.63s BMC/ASF Distribution Labeling List and Service Areas for Thirdand Fourth-Class Destination Bulk Mail Center (DBMC) Rates Destination ZIP CodesLabel To] Destination ZIP Codes Label To 010-069, 120-126, 128-129BMC SPRINGFIELD MA 05500 004-005, 070-079, 088-098, 100-119, 127BMC NEW JERSEY NJ 10000 130-136, 140-149ASF BUFFALO NY 140 150-168, 260-266, 439-447BMC PITTSBURGH PA 15195 080-087, 137-139, 169-199BMC PHILADELPHIA PA 19205 200, 202-212, 214-239, 244, 254, 267-268BMC WASHINGTON DC 20105 240-243, 245-249, 270-297, 376BMC GREENSBORO NC 27075 298, 300-312, 317-319, 350-352, 354-368, 373-374, 377-379, 399BMC ATLANTA GA 31195 299, 313-316, 320-340, 342, 346-347, 349BMC JACKSONVILLE FL 32099 369-372, 375, 380-397, 700-701, 703-705, 707-708, 713-714, 716-717, 719-729BMC MEMPHIS TN 38999 250-253, 255-259, 400-418, 421-422, 425-427, 430-433, 437-438, 448-462, 469-474BMC CINCINNATI OH 45900 434-436, 465-468, 480-497BMC DETROIT MI 48399 500-516, 520-528, 612, 680-681, 683-689BMC DES MOINES IA 50999 498-499, 540-551, 553-564, 566BMC MPLS/ST PAUL MN 55202 570-577ASF SIOUX FALLS SD 570 565, 567, 580-588ASF FARGO ND 580 590-599, 821ASF BILLINGS MT 590 463-464, 530-532, 534-535, 537-539, 600-606, 609-611, 613BMC CHICAGO IL 60808 420, 423-424, 475-479, 614-620, 622-631, 633-639BMC ST LOUIS MO 63299 640-641, 644-658, 660-662, 664-679, 739BMC KANSAS CITY KS 64399 730-731, 734-738, 740-741, 743-746, 748-749ASF OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 706, 710-712, 718, 733, 747, 750-799, 885BMC DALLAS TX 75199 690-693, 800-816, 820, 822-831BMC DENVER CO 80088 832-834, 836-837, 840-847, 893, 898, 979ASF SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853, 855-857, 859-860, 863-864ASF PHOENIX AZ 852 865, 870-875, 877-884ASF ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 889-891, 900, 902-908, 910-928, 930-935BMC LOS ANGELES CA 90901 894-895, 897, 936-966BMC SAN FRANCISCO CA 94850 835, 838, 970-978, 980-994BMC SEATTLE WA 98001 Exhibit 122.63t Exhibit 122.63t Automated Area Distribution Center (AADC) Labeling List for Use with ZIP+4 Barcoded First-Class Mailings Only Destination ZIP CodesLabel To] Destination ZIP Codes Label To 006-009SCF SAN JUAN PR 006 010-013SCF SPRINGFIELD MA 010 014-017SCF WORCESTER MA 015 018-019, 055SCF MIDDLESEX-ESX MA 018 021-022SCF BOSTON MA 021 020, 023-024SCF BROCKTON MA 023 025-029DIS PROVIDENCE RI 028 030-034, 038-039DIS MANCHESTER NH 030 040-049DIS PORTLAND ME 040 035-037, 050-054, 056-059DIS WHITE RVR JCT VT 050 060-062, 067DIS HARTFORD CT 060 063-066SCF NEW HAVEN CT 064 068-069SCF STAMFORD CT 068 070-073SCF NEWARK NJ 070 074-079, 088-089DIS WEST JERSEY NJ 079 080-087DIS SOUTH JERSEY NJ 080 090-094, 096-0981 AMF KENNEDY APO NY 00300 090-094, 096-0982 WASHINGTON DC APO 200 090-094, 096-0983 AMF OHARE IL APO 60666 090-094, 096-0984 NORTH TEXAS TX APO 750 095AMF KENNEDY FPO NY 00300 100-102, 104DIS NEW YORK NY 100 004, 105-109DIS WESTCHESTER NY 105 103, 111-112DIS BROOKLYN NY 112 110, 113-114, 116SCF QUEENS NY 110 115WESTERN NASSAU NY 115 005, 117-119DIS MID ISLAND NY 117 120-123, 128-129DIS ALBANY NY 120 124-127SCF MID-HUDSON NY 125 130-139DIS SYRACUSE NY 130 140-143, 147-149DIS BUFFALO NY 140 144-146SCF ROCHESTER NY 144 150-151, 153-168, 260DIS PITTSBURGH PA 150 152PITTSBURGH PA 152 169-172, 177-178DIS HARRISBURG PA 170 173-176, 179, 195-196DIS LANCASTER PA 173 180-188DIS LEHIGH VALLEY PA 180 189, 193-194SCF SOUTHEASTERN PA 189 190PHILADELPHIA PA 190 191-192PHILADELPHIA PA 191 197-199SCF WILMINGTON DE 197 200WASHINGTON DC 200 202-205WASHINGTON DC 202 206-207SCF SOUTHERN MD 206 208-209SCF SUBURBAN MD 208 210-211, 214-219, 254, 267DIS BALTIMORE MD 210 212BALTIMORE MD 212 220-223, 226-227DIS NORTHERN VA 220 224-225, 228-232, 238-239 DIS RICHMOND VA 230 233-237SCF NORFOLK VA 233 240-245DIS ROANOKE VA 240 246-253, 255-259, 261-266, 268DIS CHARLESTON WV 250 270-274DIS GREENSBORO NC 270 275-279DIS RALEIGH NC 275 280-282, 286-289, 297DIS CHARLOTTE NC 280 283-285DIS FAYETTEVILLE NC 283 290-292, 294-295DIS COLUMBIA SC 290 293, 296SCF GREENVILLE SC 293 300-302SCF NORTH METRO GA 300 303, 311, 399SCF ATLANTA GA 303 298, 305-306, 308-309DIS NORTH METRO GA 301 310, 312, 316-319DIS MACON GA 310 299, 304, 313-315, 320-323, 326 DIS JACKSONVILLE FL 320 324-325, 365-366DIS PENSACOLA FL 325 327-329, 347DIS ORLANDO FL 328 330-333, 340DIS MIAMI FL 330 334, 349SCF W PALM BEACH FL 334 335-339, 342, 346DIS TAMPA FL 335 350-352, 354-359, 362DIS BIRMINGHAM AL 350 360-361, 363-364, 367-368SCF MONTGOMERY AL 360 307, 370-374, 384-385DIS NASHVILLE TN 370 376-379DIS KNOXVILLE TN 377 375, 380-383, 386-389, 723DIS MEMPHIS TN 380 369, 390-393, 397DIS JACKSON MS 390 400-402, 406-409, 420-427, @@@471, 476-477DIS LOUISVILLE KY 400 403-405, 411-418DIS LEXINGTON KY 403 430-431, 433, 437-438, 456-457 DIS COLUMBUS OH 430 432COLUMBUS OH 432 434-436SCF TOLEDO OH 434 440, 444-445, 448-449DIS CLEVELAND OH 440 441CLEVELAND OH 441 439, 442-443, 446-447DIS AKRON OH 442 410, 450-451, 459, 470DIS CINCINNATI OH 450 452CINCINNATI OH 452 453-455, 458DIS DAYTON OH 453 463-469, 472-475, 478-479DIS INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 460-462SCF INDIANAPOLIS IN 460 480, 483SCF ROYAL OAK MI 480 481-482SCF DETROIT MI 481 484-489DIS LANSING MI 488 490-497DIS GRAND RAPIDS MI 493 500-502, 504-505, 508, 525DIS DES MOINES IA 500 503, 509DES MOINES IA 503 506-507, 520-524, 526-528, 612 DIS CEDAR RAPIDS IA 522 498-499, 530-531, 534, @@541-543, 549DIS MILWAUKEE WI 530 532MILWAUKEE WI 532 535, 537-539, 544-546DIS MADISON WI 535 540, 547-548, 550-551, 556-559 DIS ST PAUL MN 550 553, 555, 560-564, 566DIS MINNEAPOLIS MN 553 554MINNEAPOLIS MN 554 570-577DIS SIOUX FALLS SD 570 565, 567, 580-588DIS FARGO ND 580 590-599, 821DIS BILLINGS MT 590 600, 602, 610-611DIS PALATINE IL 600 601, 603, 613DIS CAROL STREAM IL 601 604, 609DIS SOUTH SUBURBAN IL 604 605FOX VALLEY IL 605 606CHICAGO IL 606 614-619, 623, 625-627DIS SPRINGFIELD IL 625 620, 622, 624, 628-630, @@633-639DIS ST LOUIS MO 630 631ST LOUIS MO 631 640, 644-658, @@@660-662, 664-668DIS KANSAS CITY MO 640 641KANSAS CITY MO 641 669-679, 739DIS WICHITA KS 670 510-516, 680-681, 683-693DIS OMAHA NE 680 394-396, 700-701, 703-704DIS NEW ORLEANS LA 700 705-708DIS BATON ROUGE LA 707 710-714DIS SHREVEPORT LA 710 716-722, 724-729DIS LITTLE ROCK AR 720 730-731, 734-738, 748DIS OKLAHOMA CITY OK 730 740-741, 743-747, 749DIS TULSA OK 740 750, 754DIS NORTH TEXAS TX 750 751-753SCF DALLAS TX 752 755-759DIS TYLER TX 757 760-764, 768-769, 790-797DIS FORT WORTH TX 760 770-772SCF HOUSTON TX 770 773-778DIS NORTH HOUSTON TX 773 780-782, 788SCF SAN ANTONIO TX 780 733, 765-767, 786-787, 789DIS AUSTIN TX 786 779, 783-785DIS CORPUS CHRISTI TX 783 800-801, 803-816DIS DENVER CO 800 802DENVER CO 802 820, 822-831DIS CHEYENNE WY 820 832-834, 836-837, 979DIS BOISE ID 836 840-847, 893, 898DIS SALT LAKE CITY UT 840 850, 852-853, 859-860, 863DIS PHOENIX AZ 852 855-857SCF TUCSON AZ 856 798-799, 865, 870-875, @@877-885DIS ALBUQUERQUE NM 870 864, 889-891, 894-895, 897DIS LAS VEGAS NV 890 900LOS ANGELES CA 900 930-935DIS SEQUOIA CA 901 902-905SCF INGLEWOOD CA 902 906-908SCF LONG BEACH CA 907 910-912SCF PASADENA CA 910 913-916SCF VAN NUYS CA 913 917-918SCF ALHAMBRA CA 917 919-921SCF SAN DIEGO CA 920 922-925DIS SAN BERNARDINO CA 923 926-928SCF SANTA ANA CA 926 936-939, 952-955, 959-961DIS SIERRA CA 940 940-941, 943-944, 949DIS PENINSULA CA 941 945-948SCF OAKLAND CA 945 950-951SCF SAN JOSE CA 950 942, 956-958SCF SACRAMENTO CA 956 962-9655APO SAN FRANCISCO CA 9627 962-9656AMF SEATTLE WA 981588 966FPO SAN FRANCISCO CA 9667 967-969SCF HONOLULU HI 967 970-978, 986DIS PORTLAND OR 970 835, 838, 980-985, 987-994, 998-999DIS SEATTLE WA 980 995-997DIS ANCHORAGE AK 995 ] 1 Mailed from Northeast Region. 2 Mailed from Eastern Region and origin ZIPs 298-306, 308-323, 326-349, 376. 3 Mailed from Central Region and origin ZIPs 590-599, 832-838, 840-847, 893, 898, 970-986, 988-999. 4 Mailed from Southern and Western Regions, except origin ZIPs 298-306, 308-323, 326-349, 376, 590-599, 832-838, 840-847, 893, 898, 970-986, 988-999. 5 Mailed from Southern Region and origin ZIPs 797-831, 840-969. 6 Mailed from Northeast, Eastern, Central, and Western Regions, except origin ZIPs 797-831, 840-969. 7 If insufficient volume to fill a tray, combine with mail for 940-941, 943-944, 949 labeled to DIS PENINSULA CA 941. 8 If insufficient volume to fill a tray, combine with mail for 835, 838, 980-985, 987-994, 998-999 labeled to DIS SEATTLE WA 980. 122.631 General. Each segment-sized geographical area served by the Postal Service is assigned a unique ZIP Code representing the SCF or major city post office in whose delivery area the segment is located (3-digit ZIP Code areas), the associate post office or branch or station of the major city post office serving the area (5-digit ZIP Code area), and the sector and segment number assigned to the area. Sufficient sector and segment numbers have been reserved in each 5-digit ZIP Code area to allow for future growth. 122.632 Assignment of ZIP Codes to 5-Digit ZIP Code Areas. Each delivery area is assigned a unique 5-digit ZIP Code which consists of the first five digits of the ZIP Code of each address within the area. All post offices are assigned at least one such unique 5-digit ZIP Code. Larger post offices are assigned two or more 5-digit ZIP Codes, if two or more handlings are required for the distribution of mail to delivery routes and box sections. These post offices are called "multi-5-digit ZIP Code offices" and are the post offices having street listings in Publication 65, National Five-digit ZIP Code and Post Office Directory. Separate 5-digit ZIP Codes are assigned to each delivery unit at these offices. 122.633 Assignment of ZIP Codes to 3-Digit ZIP Code Area. The first three digits of the ZIP Code identify the SCF serving the delivery area in which the address is located. Major city post offices are also assigned 3-digit ZIP Codes which are unique to those post offices. These offices are called unique 3-digit ZIP Code offices and are listed in Exhibit 122.63b. 122.634 Presorting by ZIP Code. Bulk-rate mailings of First-, second-, third-, and fourth-class mail must be presorted by the mailer to specific ZIP Code and other destinations. Lists for use by bulk-rate mailers in sorting to optional multi-ZIP Coded cities, unique 3-digit ZIP prefix cities, sectional center facilities (SCFs), area distribution centers (ADCs), state distribution centers (SDCs), states, and bulk mail centers (BMCs) are in Exhibit 122.63a through Exhibit 122.63l. (See 367, 441, 641, and 760 for lists to be used for particular mailings.) 122.635 Directory Assistance. Starting in the fall of 1981, the Postal Service began a directory assistance system to aid the public in obtaining appropriate ZIP Codes for addresses. Publication 65, National Five-Digit ZIP Code and Post Office Directory, now lists the 5-digit ZIP Codes assigned to each 5-digit ZIP Code area. 122.64 Placement of ZIP Code Digits 122.641 The ZIP Code should appear on the last line of both the address of destination and return address, following the city and state. All mailers are encouraged to use the ZIP+4 Code whenever possible. From one to two character spaces should be left between the last letter of the state name and the first digit of the ZIP Code. A comma should not be inserted between the state name and the ZIP Code. Example: MR HENRY BROWN 3484 WYANDOTTE ST BATON ROUGE LA 70805-5868 122.642 For mail on which space or other factors make the positioning shown in 122.641 impractical, the ZIP Code may be carried as the bottom line of the address, provided it is immediately beneath the city and state and no character or digits precede or follow it. Example: MR HENRY BROWN 3484 WYANDOTTE ST BATON ROUGE LA 70805-5868 122.65 Post Office Assistance to Mailers. Mailers may ask their local postmasters for information about the ZIP Code system and for guidance in bringing their mailing practices into compliance with the ZIP Code provisions. Upon request by mailers, postmasters send post office representatives to help mailers make arrangements for coding mailing lists by ZIP Code and for packaging and sacking bulk mailings by ZIP Code. 122.7 Postal Zones 122.71 Some postal rates are computed on the basis of weight of the individual piece and the distance the mail is sent. To administer these rates, the earth is considered to be divided into units of area 30 minutes square, identical with a quarter of the area formed by the intersecting parallels of latitude and meridians of longitude. The distance between these units of area is the basis of the postal zones and is measured from the center of the unit of area containing a point representing the 3-digit ZIP Code area of dispatch. The postal zones are defined as follows: a. The local zone applies to mail deposited at any post office for delivery to addresses within the delivery area of that post office. The following specifications, by type of post office, are to be used to determine eligibility for local zone rates: (1) Single 5-Digit ZIP Code Post Offices. Local zone applies to all mail that both originates and destinates within the same 5-digit ZIP Code area. (2) Multi-ZIP Coded Post Offices. Local zone applies to all mail that both originates and destinates within the 5-digit ZIP Codes that are assigned to the multi-ZIP Coded post office. Although a multi-ZIP Coded post office serves more than one 5-digit ZIP Code, the first three digits of these 5-digit ZIP Codes are not unique to the multi-ZIP Coded post office and are shared by a number of other post offices. Only mail that both originates and destinates within the 5-digit ZIP Code delivery areas served by the multi-ZIP Coded post office is eligible for the local zone rate. (3) Unique 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Post Offices. Unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefix post offices are post offices where the first three digits of the ZIP Code are unique to one city. Local zone applies to all mail that both originates and destinates within any of the 5-digit ZIP Codes that are part of the same unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefix assigned to the post office. (4) Multiple Unique 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Post Offices. Some large cities are assigned more than one unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefix. In these instances, the local zone applies to mail that both originates and destinates within the 5-digit ZIP Codes that are part of the unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefixes assigned to that specific post office. (5) Combination 5-Digit ZIP Code and Unique 3-Digit ZIP Code Prefix Post Office. A city may have one or more unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefixes, plus one or more additional 5-digit ZIP Codes not part of the unique 3-digit ZIP Code assigned to that post office. In this instance, the local zone applies to all mail that both originates and destinates within all of the 5-digit ZIP Codes that are part of the unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefixes, plus the separate 5-digit ZIP Code delivery areas assigned to that post office. Note: The National Five-Digit ZIP Code and Post Office Directory (Publication 65) provides a list of all post offices and the ZIP Codes served by each post office. Exhibit 122.63b contains a list of all unique 3-digit ZIP Code prefix post offices. b. The first zone includes all territory within the quadrangle in conjunction with every contiguous quadrangle, representing an area having a mean radial distance of approximately 50 miles from the center of a given unit of area. The zone one rate applies to parcels mailed between two post offices in the same 3-digit ZIP Code area of dispatch. c. The second zone includes all units of area outside the first zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 150 miles from the center of a given unit of area. d. The third zone includes all units of area outside the second zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 300 miles from the center of a given unit of area. e. The fourth zone includes all units of area outside the third zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 600 miles from the center of a given unit of area. f. The fifth zone includes all units of area outside the fourth zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 1,000 miles from the center of a given unit of area. g. The sixth zone includes all units of area outside the fifth zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 1,400 miles from the center of a given unit of area. h. The seventh zone includes all units of area outside the sixth zone lying in whole or in part within a radius of approximately 1,800 miles from the center of a given unit of area. i. The eighth zone includes all units of area outside the seventh zone. j. Within BMC (Intra-BMC). This rate applies to parcels originating and destinating at post offices assigned to the same parent bulk mail center (BMC) or auxiliary service facility (ASF) when located within the contiguous United States. The "within BMC" (intra-BMC) rate also applies to parcels originating and destinating within (1) the State of Alaska; (2) the State of Hawaii, including Guam, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, and the Trust Territories; or (3) Puerto Rico, including the Virgin Islands. k. Inter-BMC. This rate applies to parcels originating and destinating at post offices assigned to different BMCs or ASFs. 122.72 Rates according to zone apply for zone-rated mail sent between Postal Service facilities, including Armed Forces post offices, wherever located, except the rates of postage for zone-rated mail transported between the United States, the Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, or the possessions or territories of the United States, including the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, on the one hand, and military post offices on the other, or among the latter, is the applicable zone rates for mail between the place of mailing or delivery and the city of the postmaster serving the military post office concerned, subject to the following exception: The rate of postage for zone-rated mail which is mailed at or addressed to a military post office and which is transported directly to or from military post offices at the expense of the Department of Defense, without transiting any of the 48 contiguous States (including the District of Columbia), is the applicable local zone rate. If such mail transits any area served by the United States Postal Service at the expense of the United States Postal Service and the distance from the place of mailing to the embarkation point or the distance from the point of debarkation to the place of delivery is greater than the local zone for such mail, postage is assessed on the basis of the distance from the place of mailing to the embarkation point or the distance from the point of debarkation to the place of delivery of such mail, as the case may be. The word "transiting" does not include en route transfers at coastal gateway cities which are necessary to transport military mail directly between military post offices. Examples: a. A parcel mailed at Honolulu, HI, for direct dispatch by the Department of Defense from Honolulu to a military post office in the Pacific is subject to the local zone rate. b. A parcel mailed at Hilo, Hawaii, and transported at the expense of the United States Postal Service to Honolulu, Hawaii, for direct dispatch at the expense of the Department of Defense from Honolulu to a military post office in Japan is subject to zone 2 rates. 122.73 An official zone chart may be obtained free by request to the postmaster at the office of mailing. For ZIP Code numbers, consult Publication 65, National Five-Digit ZIP Code and Post Office Directory. 122.8 Military Mail 122.81 Overseas Military Mail 122.811 Army. Mail addressed to Army personnel must show grade; full name, including first name and middle name or initial; organization; APO number; and the post office to which the mail is to be routed. Example: PVT WILLARD J DOE COMPANY F 167TH INFANTRY REGT APO NEW YORK 09801 122.812 Air Force. Mail addressed to Air Force personnel must indicate grade; full name, including first name and middle name or initial; organization; box number (if served by a PSC); military installation, state, and either the ZIP+4 or the 5-digit ZIP Code. Examples: Personnel Served by PSC SSGT HAROLD R JONES 377 CSW PSC BOX 11567 APO NEW YORK 09012-5438 Personnel Served by Unit Mailroom MSGT JOHN R DOE 1838 EIS UMR BOX 325 APO SAN FRANCISCO 96328-5361 122.813 Navy and Marine Corps. Mail addressed to Navy and Marine Corps personnel must show full name, including first name and middle name or initial; rank or rating; shore-based organizational unit with Navy number, or mobile unit designation, or name of ship; and the fleet post office through which the mail is to be routed. Examples: JOHN M DOE QMSN USS LYMAN K SWENSON (DD 729) FPO SAN FRANCISCO 96601 MAJ JOHN M DOE 023492 USMCR STAFF FLEET MARINE FORCE PACIFIC FPO SAN FRANCISCO 96602 JAMES T DOE AQF-2 US NAVAL AIR FACILITY FPO NEW YORK 09521 LT LEROY A DOE 063941 USMC US MARINE CORPS AIR FACILITY FPO SAN FRANCISCO 96672 122.814 Dependents Residing with Military Personnel. Mail sent to dependents residing in overseas areas must be addressed in care of the sponsor. Example: MISS MARY J DOE C/O SGT HOWARD A DOE COMPANY A 1ST BN 16TH INF APO NEW YORK 09036 122.815 Abbreviated Addresses. Those mailers addressing mail by data-processing equipment may shorten the address further by abbreviating the name of the gateway post office. Example: APO NY 09403 APO SF 96503 APO SEA 98749 122.82 Military Mail Within the United States 122.821 Army. Mail addressed to Army personnel must show grade; full name, including first name and middle name or initial; organization; military installation; state; and either the ZIP+4 or the 5-digit ZIP Code. Example: PVT WILLARD J DOE CO B 1ST BN 12TH INFANTRY FORT LEWIS WA 98433 122.822 Air Force. Mail addressed to Air Force personnel must indicate grade; full name, including first name and middle name or initial; organization; box number (if served by a PSC); military installation; state; and either the ZIP+4 or the 5-digit ZIP Code. Examples: Personnel Served by PSC SGT JOHN GOLESKI PSC BOX 1843 VANDENBERG AFB CA 93437 Personnel Served by Unit Mailroom A1C WALTER J. LARKIN 1 STRAT AEROSP DIV BOX 107 VANDENBERG AFB CA 93437 122.823 Navy and Marine Corps. Mail addressed to Navy and Marine Corps personnel must show full name, including first name and middle name or initial; rank or rating; organization; military installation; and either the ZIP+4 or the 5-digit ZIP Code. Examples: Examples: BILL E SMITH SK3 US NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT GREAT LAKES IL 60088 MSGT PETER V PEREZ 1342165 USMC HEADQUARTERS BATTALION HEADQUARTERS US MARINE CORPS HENDERSON HALL ARLINGTON VA 22214 122.824 Dependents Residing with Military Personnel a. Mail sent to dependents of military personnel for delivery through the sponsor's military unit in care of the sponsor. Example: MASTER ROBERT BROWN C/O SGT MICHAEL BROWN COMPANY A 6TH BN 10TH INF FORT GORDON GA 30905 b. Mail sent to dependents of military personnel for delivery at the sponsor's military quarters need not be addressed in care of the sponsor. Example: MASTER ROBERT BROWN 2519 C STREET WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH 45433 122.83 Geographic Address. Mail showing a foreign city and country in addition to the military address is subject to the rates of postage and conditions for international mail (see the International Mail Manual). 122.9 Complete and Standardized Addresses 122.91 General. It is strongly recommended that a complete and standardized address as specified in 122.92 and 122.93 be included on all mail. Some of the recommendations presented in 122.9 are requirements for mail qualifying for automation-based rates. See 530 for addressing requirements for mail submitted at automation-based rates. 122.92 Complete Address 122.921 Definition. A complete address is one that contains all address elements necessary to allow an exact match with the Postal Service ZIP+4 file currently in effect to obtain the finest level of ZIP+4 code for the delivery address. To ensure accurate distribution and delivery, mailers are urged to make every effort to acquire and use complete delivery addresses. 122.922 Address Elements. The elements of a complete delivery address include: a. addressee name (and/or firm name, where applicable), b. urbanization name (Puerto Rico only, for ZIP Code prefixes 006 to 009, if area is so designated), c. street number, predirectional, street name, suffix, and postdirectional, d. secondary address unit designator and number, such as an apartment number (APT 202, STE 100), rural route and box number (RR5 BOX 10), highway contract route and box number (HCR4 BOX 45), or post office box number (PO BOX 458), e. city and state (or authorized two-letter state abbreviation), and f. either the correct 5-digit ZIP Code or the correct ZIP+4 code. 122.923 Firm Names, Secondary Address Unit Designators, Directionals, and Suffixes a. Complete Address. A complete address includes firm names; secondary address unit designators (e.g., the specific apartment, building, floor, suite, unit, room, department, etc.); directionals (N, S, SW, NE, etc.); and suffixes (ST, AV, CT, RD, etc.) as they are shown in the Postal Service ZIP+4 file for the delivery address. If a firm name is assigned a unique ZIP+4 code in the Postal Service ZIP+4 file, the unique ZIP+4 code must be used in the delivery address. b. Information Unknown. When address element information such as firm names, secondary address unit designators, directionals, and suffixes exist but are not used, the address is not considered to be a complete address. See 530 for addressing requirements for mailings submitted at automation-based rates. c. Recommendation. To enhance delivery, mailers are urged to always place secondary address unit designators and numbers on mailpieces where they exist for an address, even when those numbers are not contained in the Postal Service's ZIP+4 file for that street address and are not needed to obtain a match with the finest level of ZIP+4 code. 122.924 Rural Routes and Highway Contract Routes a. Complete Address. A complete address for rural routes and highway contract routes contains the rural or highway contract route number and box number necessary to obtain an exact match with the Postal Service's ZIP+4 file currently in effect to yield the finest level of ZIP+4 code. b. Placement. The rural route or highway contract route box number should be placed on the line immediately above the city/state/ZIP Code line. c. Information Unknown. When rural route or highway contract route box number information exists but is not used, the address is not considered to be a complete address. See 530 for addressing requirements for mailings submitted at automation-based rates. d. Recommendation. To enhance delivery, mailers are urged to always place box numbers for rural or highway contract routes on mailpieces where they exist for an address, even when those numbers are not contained in the Postal Service's ZIP+4 file for that route and are not needed to obtain a match to the finest level of ZIP+4 code. 122.925 Post Office Box Address. All post office box addresses should contain a post office box number that can be exactly matched with the Postal Service ZIP+4 file currently in effect. 122.926 City and State Names. It is strongly recommended that addresses use only approved last line (city or place) names as described in the Postal Service city/state file currently in effect. City names with codes 1 through 5 in the city/state file are considered part of a complete and standardized address; city names with a code 9 in the city/state file should not be used in a complete and standardized address. For a complete and standardized address, abbreviations for city or state names must be those shown in the Postal Service city/state file. See 530 for addressing requirements for mailings submitted at automation-based rates. 122.927 Alternative Codes. Complete addresses should not contain ZIP+4 codes or ZIP+4 barcodes that do not represent the finest level of ZIP+4 code available in the Postal Service ZIP+4 file. See 530 for addressing requirements for mailings submitted at automation-based rates. 122.93 Standardized Address Format 122.931 General. It is strongly recommended that all mailpieces bear a standardized address in a standardized address format as shown in Exhibit 122.33. *viewer dmm125.pcx* Additional guidance concerning standardized addresses and standardized address formats appears in Publication 28, Postal Addressing Standards. 122.932 Abbreviations. When city or state names are abbreviated, the abbreviations should be those shown in the Postal Service city/state file. When other address elements are abbreviated, the abbreviations should be those shown in the Postal Service ZIP+4 file. See 530 for addressing requirements for mailings submitted at automation-based rates. 123 Nonmailable Matter--Written, Printed, and Graphic 123.1 General Provisions 123.11 Scope. Certain potentially undesirable, harmful, or dangerous matter has been declared nonmailable by statute or regulation. This part contains the rules relating to such nonmailable matter in written, printed, or graphic form. The rules relating to nonmailable articles and substances and the special conditions under which certain of them can be mailed are contained in 124. 123.12 Rules. This part contains rules on advising mailers on mailings of matter covered in 123 and 124. These rules restrict postmasters in making decisions to exclude written, printed, and graphic matter from the mail as nonmailable (see 123.3). 123.13 Other Nonmailable Matter. Matter is also nonmailable when it cannot be forwarded to its destination because of illegible, incorrect, or insufficient address, or because it fails to comply with postal regulations regarding preparation for mailing, classification, rates of postage, size, weight, etc. 123.2 Mailer's Responsibility. It is the responsibility of the mailer to refrain from depositing nonmailable matter in the mail. When a mailer is in doubt as to whether particular matter is nonmailable, the mailer should ask the postmaster before depositing such matter in the mail (see 123.3). 123.3 Advice to Mailers--Mailability Decisions 123.31 General Advice. When a postal customer seeks advice as to whether, or under what conditions, particular matter described in 123 may be mailed, the customer's attention should be called to any relevant provisions of this part, and the customer may be assisted in using and understanding these provisions. 123.32 Mailer's Responsibility. The mailer is responsible for compliance with applicable postal laws and regulations governing mailability and preparation for mailing, as well as nonpostal laws and regulations pertaining to the possession, treatment, transmission, or transfer of particular matter. The general requirements applicable to preparation, packaging, and packing of mailable matter are contained in 121. Special requirements applicable to preparation, packaging, and packing of potentially dangerous matter are contained in 124. 123.33 Certain Mailability Decisions Not Authorized. Postmasters are not authorized to decide whether written, printed, or graphic matter is, because of its content, nonmailable. Postmasters are not permitted to deny entry to such matter or exclude it from the mail. As stated in 123.31, postmasters should call the attention of prospective mailers of such matter to any apparently relevant provisions of this part. If, after being so informed, the mailer requires that matter described in this part be accepted, it must be treated as provided in 123.34. Written, printed, or graphic matter which is not properly prepared for mailing may be refused. 123.34 Referral to the Inspection Service. A report concerning written, printed, or graphic matter found in the mail that appears to be nonmailable must be forwarded to the Inspection Service. Such matter may not be withheld from dispatch or delivery except where the Inspection Service, acting in accordance with 115.31a, specifically instructs such withholding. 123.35 Opening or Inspecting Mail. Mail may not be opened, detained, delayed, or inspected, except in accordance with 115. 123.36 Applicability to Military Postal System. Part 123 applies to the military postal system, its employees, and undelivered mail that is or has been in the official custody of the system and its employees. References in 123 to the Inspection Service refer to the Postal Inspection Service and its authorized personnel, not to military investigative services. 123.4 Nonmailable Written, Printed, or Graphic Matter Generally 123.41 Solicitations in the Guise of Bills, Invoices, or Statements of Account (39 USC 3001(d); 39 USC 3005). Any otherwise mailable matter which reasonably could be considered a bill, invoice, or statement of account due, but is in fact a solicitation for an order, is nonmailable unless it conforms to 123.41a through 123.41f. A nonconforming solicitation constitutes prima facie evidence of violation of 39 USC 3005. However, compliance with this section will not avoid violation of Section 3005 if any portion of the solicitation or any accompanying information misrepresents a material fact to the addressee. For example, misleading the addressee as to the identity of the sender of the solicitation or as to the nature or extent of the goods or services offered may constitute a violation of Section 3005. a. The solicitation must bear on its face the disclaimer prescribed by 39 USC 3001(d)(2)(A) or, alternatively, the notice: THIS IS NOT A BILL. THIS IS A SOLICITATION, YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO PAY THE AMOUNT STATED ABOVE UNLESS YOU ACCEPT THIS OFFER (see Exhibit 123.41a). *viewer dmm139.pcx* The statutory disclaimer or the alternative notice must be displayed in conspicuous boldface capital letters of a color prominently contrasting (see 123.41e) with the background against which it appears, including all other print on the face of the solicitation and that are at least as large, bold, and conspicuous as any other print on the face of the solicitation but not smaller than 30-point type. ] DMM139Exhibit 123.41a Note: Lettering of disclaimer on solicitation is shown at 50% of required 30-point type.] b. The notice or disclaimer required by this section must be displayed conspicuously apart from other print on the page immediately below each portion of the solicitation which reasonably could be construed to specify a monetary amount due and payable by the recipient. It must not be preceded, followed, or surrounded by words, symbols, or other matter that reduces its conspicuousness or that introduces, modifies, qualifies, or explains the prescribed text, such as "Legal notice required by law" (see Exhibit 123.41a). *viewer dmm139.pcx* c. The notice or disclaimer must not, by folding or any other device, be rendered unintelligible or less prominent than any other information on the face of the solicitation. d. If a solicitation consists of more than one page or if any page is designed to be separated into portions (e.g., by tearing along a perforated line), the notice or disclaimer required by this section must be displayed in its entirety on the face of each page or portion of a page that might be reasonably considered a bill, invoice, or statement of account due as required by 123.41a and 123.41b). e. For purposes of this section, the phrase "color prominently contrasting" excludes any color, or any intensity of an otherwise included color, that does not permit legible reproduction by ordinary office photocopying equipment used under normal operating conditions, and which is not at least as vivid as any other color on the face of the solicitation. For the purposes of this section, the term "color" includes black. f. Any solicitation that states that it has been approved by the Postal Service or by the Postmaster General or that it conforms to any postal law or regulation is nonmailable. Example SOLICITATIONS INCORPORATED RETAIL STORES CAR-RT-SORT **CR 43 --CHECK ENCLOSED RETAIL STORE --BILL ME LATER 1515 MAIN STREET ANYWHERE, USA X----------------- SIGNATURE IMPORTANT: THIS FORM MUST BE RETURNED TO ENSURE YOUR CORRECT DIRECTORY LISTING. Please correct listing and ZIP Code if necessary. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOLD HERE MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: SOLICITATIONS INCORPORATED PO BOX 10000 CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE BUSINESS LISTINGS TO APPEAR IN THE 1987 SOLICITATIONS INCORPORATED DIRECTORY AMOUNT $50.00 FOR EACH LISTING. THIS IS NOT A BILL THIS IS A SOLICITATION YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO PAY THE AMOUNT STATED ABOVE UNLESS YOU ACCEPT THIS OFFER. 123.42 Solicitations Deceptively Implying Federal Connection, Approval, or Endorsement (39 USC 3001(h) and 3001(i); 39 USC 3005) 123.421 Prohibited Solicitations. A solicitation by a nongovernmental entity that contains any term or symbol -- including, but not limited to, a seal, insignia, or trade or brand name -- that could reasonably be construed or interpreted as implying any federal government connection, approval, or endorsement is nonmailable unless it conforms to 123.422a, 123.422b, or 123.422c. A nonconforming solicitation constitutes prima facie evidence of violation of 39 USC 3005. Compliance with 123.422a, 123.422b, or 123.422c does not avoid violation of 39 USC 3005 if the solicitation or accompanying information misrepresents a material fact such as the nature, value, quantity, quality, or efficacy of the products or services offered for sale, or of the activities of an organization asking for information or monetary contributions. 123.422 Permitted Solicitations. A solicitation by a nongovernmental entity containing any term or symbol that could reasonably be construed or interpreted as implying federal government connection, approval, or endorsement is mailable if it meets at least one of the three following conditions: a. The solicitation is by a nongovernmental entity that actually has the federal government connection, approval, or endorsement inferable from the solicitation's terms or symbols. b. The solicitation appears in a publication for which the addressee has paid or promised to pay a consideration or which the addressee has otherwise indicated he or she desires to receive, and the solicitation is not on behalf of the publisher of the publication. c. The solicitation displays the notice required by 123.422c(1) on the envelope or outside cover or wrapper in which the solicitation is mailed, and one of the two notices required by 123.422c(2) on the contents. These notices must be printed in boldface capital letters of a color prominently contrasting with the background against which they appear. "Color prominently contrasting" excludes any color or intensity that ordinary photocopying cannot reproduce legibly. The color, which can include black, must be at least as vivid as any other color on the face of the solicitation and its envelope or outside cover or wrapper. The required wording, type size and style, and placement for the notices are as follows: (1) On the Envelope, Cover, or Wrapper. The face of the envelope or outside cover or wrapper must bear the notice: THIS IS NOT A GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT. The letters for printing this notice must be as large, bold, and conspicuous as any other letters on the face of such envelope, cover, or wrapper, but never smaller than 12-point type. The notice must appear in the upper right quadrant, below the postage stamp or other postage indicia and above the address, and it must be surrounded by a clear space not less than 1/4 inch wide (see Exhibit 123.422c(1)). *viewer dmm112.pcx* ] DMM112Exhibit 123.422c(1) Note: Not drawn to scale.] ] DMM113Exhibit 123.422c(2) Note: Not drawn to scale.] (2) On the Contents. The solicitation mailed within the envelope, cover, or wrapper must bear at the outset on its face one of these two headline notices, depending on its purpose as indicated in parentheses: (a) THIS PRODUCT OR SERVICE HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED OR ENDORSED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AND THIS OFFER IS NOT BEING MADE BY AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (for the purchase of or payment for a product or service); (b) THIS ORGANIZATION HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED OR ENDORSED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AND THIS OFFER IS NOT BEING MADE BY AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (for information or the contribution of funds or membership fees). The letters for printing these notices must be as large, bold, and conspicuous as any other letters on the face of the solicitation, but never smaller than 30-point type. The notice must be surrounded by a clear space at least 1/2 inch wide. The notice must not be preceded, followed, or surrounded by words, symbols, or other matter that reduces its conspicuousness or introduces, modifies, qualifies, or explains the prescribed text, such as "Notice Required by Law" (see Exhibit 123.422c(2)). *viewer dmm113.pcx* The notice must not, by folding or any other device, be rendered unintelligible or less prominent than any other information on the face of the solicitation. 123.43 Lottery Matter (18 USC 1302) 123.431 Any scheme or promotion, whether or not lawful under the laws of any state, which, upon payment of consideration, offers a prize dependent in whole or in part upon lot or chance, is a lottery. 123.432 The following items are unlawful mail matter: a. Any letter, package, postal card, or circular which advertises, invites, or otherwise permits or facilitates participation in a lottery. b. Any lottery ticket or part thereof or substitute. c. Any form of payment for a lottery ticket or share. d. Any newspaper, circular, pamphlet, or publication of any kind containing any advertising of a lottery or similar enterprise, or any list of prizes awarded in such an enterprise. 123.433 This section does not apply to any fishing contest not conducted for profit, wherein prizes are awarded for the species, size, weight, or quality of fish caught by contestants in any bona fide fishing or recreational event (18 USC 1305). 123.434 This section does not apply to an advertisement, list of prizes, or other information concerning a lottery conducted by a state acting under the authority of its law contained in a publication published in that state or in any other state that conducts such a lottery. This section also does not apply to mailings to addresses within a state of tickets or other material concerning a lottery conducted by that state under the authority of its law (18 USC 1307). 123.435 This section does not apply to any gaming conducted by an Indian tribe pursuant to the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (25 USC 2720). 123.436 This section does not apply to an advertisement, list of prizes, or other information concerning a lottery that is not prohibited by the state in which it is conducted and that is conducted by any of the following: a. A not-for-profit organization (i.e., one that would qualify as tax exempt under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986). b. A governmental organization conducting a lottery other than a state-conducted lottery described in 123.434. c. A commercial organization, whose primary business is something other than conducting lotteries, that is conducting the lottery as a clearly occasional promotional activity ancillary to its primary business (18 USC 1307). 123.44 Advertising Matter 123.441 Any advertising, promotional, or sales matter which solicits or induces the mailing of any article described in 124.3, 124.364, 124.37, 124.4, and 124.5 (harmful matter, radioactive material, controlled substances, knives and sharp objects, and intoxicating liquor as well as pens, bottle caps, and odd-shaped items in envelopes) is likewise nonmailable except that such matter relating to articles described in 124.3, 124.364, 124.37, 124.44, 124.46, 124.47, and 124.55 is mailable if it contains packaging instructions and any other limitations on mailing which are in accordance with such provisions of 124 (18 USC 1716). 123.442 Advertisements for motor vehicle master keys (see 124.45) are nonmailable (18 USC 1716 A, 39 USC 3002). 123.443 Any advertisement or other written representation that any article, substance, or thing may or can be used for producing abortion is nonmailable, except when the mailer has no commercial interest in any such item (18 USC 1461) (see 124.481). 123.444 The statute making unsolicited advertisements for contraceptives nonmailable to consumers (39 USC 3001(e)(2)) has been held unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. Any addressee of such an advertisement sent through the mail, who considers the matter which it offers for sale to be "erotically arousing or sexually provocative," may seek a prohibitory order to prevent receipt of any further mail from the sender (see 123.6). 123.45 Other Prohibited Matter. The following are nonmailable: a. Fictitious Matter (18 USC 1342). Any matter addressed to a person using any fictitious name, title, or address in conducting, through the mail, any scheme or device in violation of law if, after notification, the addressee fails to appear at the post office and be identified, or if the fictitious character of such mail is established to the satisfaction of the Judicial Officer in consequence of a proceeding initiated pursuant to 39 CFR Part 953. b. Foreign Origin Mailer Imported in Violation of Copyright or Mask Work Laws (1) Copyright Violations (17 USC 601-603). Mail of foreign origin containing matter determined by a court or competent jurisdiction to violate the copyright laws of the United States or any copyright convention or treaty to which the United States is a party. (2) Mask Work Violations (17 USC 901-914). Mail of foreign origin containing matter determined by a court or competent jurisdiction or by the International Trade Commission to violate the Semiconductor Chip Protection Act of l984. c. Certain Foreign Communications. Matter addressed to foreign countries posted in violation of law or treaty stipulation. d. Lewd or Filthy Matter (18 USC 1461, 1463). Obscene, lewd, lascivious, or filthy publications or writings, or mail containing information concerning where, how, or from whom such matter may be obtained, and matter which is otherwise mailable but which has on its wrapper or envelope any indecent lewd, lascivious, or obscene writing or printing. Any mail containing any filthy, vile, or indecent thing. e. Matter Inciting to Violence (18 USC 1461, 1717). Any matter of a character tending to incite arson, murder, assassination, treason, insurrection, or forcible resistance to any law of the United States, or containing any threat to take the life of, or to inflict harm upon, the President of the United States. f. Other Matter (18 USC 1717). Every letter, writing, circular, postal card, picture, print, engraving, photograph, newspaper, pamphlet, book, or other publication, matter, or thing described in the statutes hereinafter referenced: (1) Forged or altered military or official passes (18 USC 499). (2) Matter bearing forged or altered seals of Government departments or agencies (18 USC 506). (3) Defense information (18 USC 793, 794). (4) Documents obtained by persons falsely assuming to be foreign diplomats (18 USC 915). (5) False statements influencing foreign governments (18 USC 954). (6) Matter relating to a conspiracy to injure property of a foreign government (18 USC 956). (7) Matter unlawfully in aid of a foreign government (18 USC 957). (8) Matter relating to an expedition against a friendly nation (18 USC 960). (9) Matter relating to delivery of an armed vessel to a belligerent nation (18 USC 964). (10) Matter wrongfully bearing the seal of a Government department or agency (18 USC 1017). (11) Passport applications containing false statements, and passports falsely obtained (18 USC 1542). (12) Forged, altered, or misused passports (18 USC 1543, 1544). (13) Matter bearing false statements intended to injure Armed Forces during war (18 USC 2388). g. Matter Promoting an Animal-Fighting Venture (7 USC 2156). Matter promoting or in any other manner furthering an animal-fighting venture conducted in any state, except a venture involving live birds which is permitted under the laws of the state in which it is conducted. For purposes of this provision (1) The term "state" means any state of the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or any territory or possession of the United States. (2) The term "animal" means any live bird, or any live dog or other mammal, except man. (3) The term "animal-fighting venture" means any event involving a fight between at least two animals which is conducted for sport, wagering, or entertainment, but does not include any activity whose primary purpose involves using one or more animals in hunting another animal or animals. h. Private Identification Documents Without a Disclaimer (18 USC 1738; 39 USC 3001(a)). Any document which meets all of the following criteria: (1) It is of a type intended or commonly accepted for the purpose of identification of individuals. (2) It bears a birth date or age purported to be that of the person named in it. (3) It is not issued by or under the authority of a government. (4) It has been deposited in the mail by someone who is in the business of furnishing, for valuable consideration, documents which meet criteria (1) and (3). (5) It has been deposited in the mail in furtherance of that business. (6) It has been deposited by someone having knowledge that it fails to carry diagonally printed clearly and indelibly on both the front and back "NOT A GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT" in capital letters in not less than 12-point type. 123.5 Sexually Oriented Advertisements 123.51 General 123.511 Section 3010 of Title 39, United States Code, provides a means by which a member of the public can act to protect himself and his minor children from receiving unsolicited sexually oriented advertisements through the mail. This section permits any person who is served by the U.S. Postal Service to file with the Postal Service a statement that he does not desire to receive any sexually oriented advertisements through the mail. Any mailer who sends that person an unsolicited sexually oriented advertisement more than 30 days after the date on which the Postal Service adds his name to its reference list of those who desire this protection, may be subject to both civil and criminal sanctions, as provided in 39 USC 3011 and in 18 USC 1735-37. 123.512 39 USC 3010(d) defines a "sexually oriented advertisement" as "any advertisement that depicts, in actual or simulated form, or explicitly describes, in a predominantly sexual context, human genitalia, any act of natural or unnatural sexual intercourse, any act of sadism or masochism, or any other erotic subject directly related to the foregoing." It further provides that "material otherwise within the definition of this subsection shall be deemed not to constitute a sexually oriented advertisement if it constitutes only a small and insignificant part of the whole of a single catalog, book, periodical, or other work the remainder of which is not primarily devoted to sexual matters." 123.513 The responsibility for ensuring that no unsolicited sexually oriented advertisement is sent through the mail to any person in violation of section 3010 is placed by that section on the mailers of sexually oriented advertisements. No provision of Postal Service regulations may be used to place this responsibility upon the Postal Service. For example, the privilege of a sender to recall a piece of mail provided in 152.7 may not be so used, although it may be used in good faith to request the recall of a specific piece of mail inadvertently deposited in the mail addressed to a person on the list. 123.52 Application for Listing 123.521 A person may invoke the protection of section 3010 by completing and filing, with any postmaster or other designated Postal Service representative, Part II of Form 2201. This form may be obtained at any post office. The form bears a preprinted identifying number in two places: on the instruction portion (Part I), and on the application portion (Part II). After filing the application portion, the customer should retain the instruction portion and should use the identifying number in any subsequent communication with the Postal Service concerning his application. 123.522 A person may file in his own behalf and in behalf of any of his children under the age of 19 years who reside with him or are under his care, custody, or supervision. An authorized officer, agent, fiduciary, surviving spouse, or other representative, may file in behalf of a corporation, firm, association, estate, or deceased or incompetent addressee. 123.523 Each postmaster must transmit, on a weekly basis, all applications received at his post office to the Office of Classification and Rates Administration (for address, see Address List in Appendices). 123.524 The Office of Classification and Rates Administration, as soon as practicable after receipt of a Form 2201, places the customer's name and address, the names and addresses of his minor children, if any are included on the application, on the Postal Service's list (hereafter, "list") of persons desiring not to receive sexually oriented advertisements. This information is processed and the list updated monthly. The 30-day period provided by section 3010(b) starts on the effective date of the list on which the person's name first appears. 123.525 A person's name and address are retained on the list for a period of 5 years, unless a request for revocation is filed sooner by that person. A person must file a new application at the end of the 5-year period, if he desires to continue his name on the list. The names and addresses of minor children are automatically removed from the list when they attain 19 years of age. A minor must file an original application in his own behalf, if he desires to continue his name on the list after reaching 19 years of age. 123.526 The filing of a single application results in the listing of a single address for the person filing. A person who receives mail at more than one address and who wishes the protection of section 3010 at more than one address should file a separate application for each. A person who moves must file a new application to receive the protection of section 3010 at his new address. The submission of Form 3575 is not effective for this purpose. It is not a violation of section 3010 to mail a sexually oriented advertisement to a person at an address other than that which is shown for him on the list. It is a violation, however, to mail such an advertisement to him at the address shown for him even though he has moved from that address. 123.53 Revocation of Listing. A person, at any time, may request the removal of his name and address, or that of one or more of his minor children, from the list by so notifying his postmaster. It is not evidence of a violation of section 3010 if a person receives a sexually oriented advertisement in the mail on or after the date he gives such notice. 123.54 Availability of Postal Service Lists 123.541 Copies of the list and/or periodic amendments thereto are available to any person upon payment of the annual service fee. A program year runs from January 1 through December 31. Buyers receive a copy of the list and monthly updates of additions and deletions to the list for the year in which the purchase is made. The list may be ordered in the form of reduced reproduction of computer printout or magnetic tape. Further information on the format of the tapes may be obtained from the Director, Office of Classification and Rates Administration. 123.542 The annual service fee is determined by dividing the number of buyers for the previous calendar year into the total cost to the Postal Service of compiling, processing, printing, and distributing the list. 123.543 Requests for the list must be submitted to the Director, Office of Classification and Rates Administration. A certified or cashier's check made payable to the U.S. Postal Service must be received in payment before the list is provided to the buyer. Requests are sent to the Director, Office of Classification and Rates Administration (for address, see Address List in Appendices). 123.544 This list may be used by mailers only to protect persons whose names appear on it from receiving unwanted sexually oriented advertisements through the mail. No person, including a subscriber to the list, may use the list for any other purpose, and no person may sell, lease, rent, lend, exchange, or license another to use this list for any purpose whatsoever, including its use by another to remove names from a list of persons to whom sexually oriented advertisements are to be sent. No person may use the list or a copy thereof for the purpose of preparing mailing or other lists for sale, lease, rent, loan, exchange, or use by another. Violators are subject to criminal prosecution.