I now think the two-cent postage stamp option only applies to local/drop letters where the recipient is serviced by that post office. If one drops off a letter at the post office, and the letter should be delivered to a location within the coverage area of that post office, then the postage rate is two cents […]
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I’m not sending U.S. Mail. or using the U.S. Mails. Notes about general delivery.
Most companies offer a paper-less billing option. American Express, on their ‘go paperless’ page, shows two options overall: (1) U.S. Mail (2) Paperless. Of course, we know there is a 3rd option: post office drop-letters; meaning sending letters without [not part of] United States Mail. This screenshot shows clear as day that it’s not just […]
AMA: Sending package with two-cent non-domestic rate
Question from reader: I have had success mailing a letter using the 2¢ per 1/2 oz rate, however, I mailed a padded envelop via the drop-box and it was returned to me the next day, marked as “unacceptable” and stamped “POSTAGE DUE”. The envelop was labeled as follows: Name c/o Anywhere Street City, State Non-domestic […]
Proof: Letter sent with four cents postage
The letter below proves that Washington (state) is not part of United States. It was sent with just four cents of postage (two two-cent stamps) and clearly marked as non-domestic (to U.S.) and without United States. . Some points: Washington is a nation-state. The USofA is an alliance or union of 50 nation-states. U.S. is […]
Using non-domestic letters to establish domicile. A miracle on thy street. Kris of the Kringles did it this way.
One way to prove domicile without/outside of federal jurisdiction may be to send oneself a letter or postcard using my non-domestic letter method. The letter would be sent to thee but would specifically state ‘without United States‘ and ‘non-domestic‘. If federal agents arrive at thy doorstep, thou could show the letter and state, “Well doesn’t […]
Four cents postage – Virginia to Tennessee, without United States
A reader ‘bought me a coffee‘ and in return I sent a letter to his home using only four cents postage and sent without United States and non-domestic (with respect to the federal/league government). Here’s a photo of the received letter: Photo of me sending it via the drop slot (not a blue box) – one of […]
Domestic means within a state. U.S. is not a domestic corporation in New York, shows court case.
The New York court case cited below explains that when a law refers to a domestic corporation, it is a corporation within a state. In this case, since it’s a New York law, the United States is not a domestic corporation and is instead a foreign corporation. When thou sees a sign or letter saying ‘domestic’ policy, […]
Updated: Send local ‘drop letter’ with two-cents postage because thou lives without United States
Update – Sept 12, 2023 I now think the two-cent postage stamp option only applies to local/drop letters where the recipient is serviced by that post office. If one drops off a letter at the post office, and the letter should be delivered to a location within the coverage area of that post office, then the […]
Unsworn declaration shows difference between U.S. and U.S.ofA.
The unsworn declaration directions in the U.S. code show that U.S. or United States is a federal corporation or the federal gov’t “in congress assembled”. It’s an entity that manages certain things for the 50 states, that are collectively called The United of America, not United States. Here are the sworn statement directions. Notice only […]