Can i request that a union not send me mail

Yes, you can request that a union not send you mail. Here are a few ways to do so:

  1. Contact the union directly: Reach out to the union's membership department or the person responsible for sending out mailings. Let them know that you would like to opt out of receiving mail from the union. You can usually find this contact information on the union's website or by searching online.
  2. Use the union's opt-out process: Many unions have an opt-out process in place, which allows members to request that they not receive certain types of mail. Look for a section on the union's website or in their membership materials that explains how to opt out.
  3. Use the USPS's "Do Not Mail" list: The United States Postal Service (USPS) has a "Do Not Mail" list that allows individuals to request that they not receive mail from specific organizations. You can add your name to the list by visiting the USPS website and filling out a form.
  4. File a complaint with the union: If you're receiving unwanted mail from a union and you've already asked them to stop sending it, you can file a complaint with the union's governing body or a consumer protection agency.

Here's an example of a letter you could send to a union to request that they not send you mail:

[Date]

[Union Name] [Union Address]

Dear [Union Representative],

I am writing to request that you stop sending me mail from the [Union Name]. I am no longer interested in receiving updates or solicitations from the union, and I would like to be removed from your mailing list.

Please confirm in writing that you have removed my name from your mailing list and that I will no longer receive mail from the union.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

Remember to keep a polite and professional tone in your request, and be sure to include your name and contact information so that the union can verify your request.