Part 89, page 186

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SAVE THIS RECEIPT FOR REGISTERED MAIL CLAIMS & INQUIRIES

DECLARATION OF VALUE - Mailers are required to declare the full value at the time of mailing on all registered mail articles, whether insurance is desired or not.

WITH POSTAL INSURANCE - Domestic postal insurance against loss or damage may be purchased by paying the appropriate fee. Domestic insurance on registered mail is limited to the lesser of (1) the value of the article at the time of mailing if lost or totally damaged, or (2) the cost of repairs. Consult your postmaster for additional details of insurance limits and coverage for domestic and international registered mail. See Domestic Mail Manual S010 and S911 for limitations of coverage.

WITHOUT POSTAL INSURANCE - An article may also be sent registered mail without postal insurance by paying the appropriate fee. No indemnity will be paid for articles mailed without postal coverage.

TO FILE INSURANCE CLAIM - Claim must be filed within 1 year from the date of mailing. Present this receipt. Claims for complete or partial loss of contents, damage or alleged rifling must be filed immediately. The article, container, and packaging must be presented when filing a complete or partial loss of contents or damage claim. Submit evidence of value or repair costs to substantiate your claim. Inquiries on registered mail claims should not be filed for at least 3 months after the date the original claim was filed.

INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED MAIL - Indemnity coverage for international registered mail is limited to the maximum set by the Convention of the Universal Postal Union. Consult postmaster and the International Mail Manual for limitations of coverage and individual country prohibitions and restrictions.

PS Form 3806, February 1995 (Reverse)

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