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Mailing a letter! Here's a step-by-step guide to help you send a letter through the mail:

Materials needed:

• A letter or envelope with the recipient's address written on it
• A stamp (postage)
• A mailbox or a post office

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Address the envelope correctly: Make sure the recipient's address is written correctly, including their name, street address, city, state, and zip code.
2. Add a stamp: Affix the correct postage stamp to the upper right corner of the envelope. You can use a postage stamp or a metered stamp.
3. Weigh the letter (optional): If you're unsure about the weight of your letter, you can weigh it to ensure you're using the correct postage.
4. Place the letter in the mailbox: Put the letter in a mailbox or take it to a post office.
5. Drop it off or mail it: If you're using a mailbox, make sure it's a designated mailbox for mail collection. If you're taking it to a post office, hand it to a postal worker or deposit it in a mail slot.

Tips and Reminders:

• Make sure to use the correct postage for the weight and size of your letter.
• Use a legible handwriting for the address to ensure it's easily readable.
• If you're sending a letter internationally, you may need to use a special international postage rate and follow specific guidelines.
• Consider using a tracking number or signature confirmation to ensure your letter is delivered safely and efficiently.
• Keep a record of the letter's tracking number or confirmation number for your records.

Common Postal Services:

• First-Class Mail: For standard letters and packages weighing up to 13 ounces.
• Priority Mail: For faster delivery of packages weighing up to 70 pounds.
• Priority Mail Express: For overnight delivery of packages weighing up to 70 pounds.

Remember to always follow the guidelines and regulations set by your local postal service for mailing letters. Happy mailing!