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will PO deliver mail addressed to estates, trusts and llc's
I'm curious what the post office rules are for the recipients of mail are. I imagine if you don't put in a recipient it will get returned, but what exactly must be entered in the recipient field? My particular curiosity is in the title of this thread but also in general in how the PO qualifies the recipients field. Anyone know?