When mail comes

You're asking about what happens when mail arrives!

When mail comes, it typically follows a specific process:

1. Delivery: The mail carrier delivers the mail to your mailbox or doorstep.
2. Sorting: The mail is sorted by the postal service based on the addresses and zip codes.
3. Processing: The mail is processed at a local post office or mail processing center, where it's scanned and tracked.
4. Delivery confirmation: The postal service may send a confirmation email or text to the sender, indicating that the mail has been delivered.
5. Receipt: You receive the mail and can open it to check for any important documents, bills, or correspondence.

Some common types of mail that may arrive include:

• Letters and postcards
• Bills and statements
• Catalogs and advertisements
• Packages and parcels
• Checks and money orders
• Government documents (e.g., tax forms, voter registration)

If you're expecting a specific piece of mail, you can track its status using the USPS website or a tracking number provided by the sender.