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Mailing Instructions

1. Get two envelopes, two stamps, a piece of paper, and a pen.

On the piece of paper, write to your future-self, a friend, or a loved one.
(This is the letter they will receive in the future.)

2. On the front of Envelope 1, write the name and address of who you want
to send a letter to in the future. Stick a stamp in the upper right corner.

3. Insert your letter inside Envelope 1. Seal Envelope 1.

4. Write the date you want your letter mailed on the back of Envelope 1.

5. On the front of Envelope 2, in the center, write our address as follows:

Letter Holding Co.
PO Box 519
Parker, WA 98939

6. Stick a postage stamp on the upper right corner of Envelope 2.

7. Fold Envelope 1 and inserted it into Envelope 2.

8. Insert the form of payment into Envelope 2. Include a piece of paper that indicates any
additional services that you are choosing such as a stamp, address verification etc.

9. Seal Envelope 2.

10. Drop Envelope 2 (which now contains Envelope 1) into a mail box.

Congratulations you've just mailed a letter to the future!

Optional Order Form (HTML Version)


Your Name:

Letter Recipient Name:

Recipient Address: 

Future Mailing Date :

Years Held (round up to nearest whole year):


	

[x]Holding fee			$1 x (Years Held:________ )
			
                       Optional Services:
[ ]Stamp 			$1 (For your return envelope, if you didn't include an stamp.)

[ ]Stamp + Envelope		$2 (To hold your future letter, if you didn't include an envelope and stamp.)

[ ]Address Verification 	$5 Name and Telephone Number:___________________________________________
				   This info is solely used by LHC to verify the recipient hasn't moved
				   while the letter has been held for the future.	

Order Total:	$

Payment Options: Cash, Check, or Money Orders are accepted. Make checks out to Letter Holding Co. LLC.

Tips:

Use USPS forever stamps when placing a stamp on your self addressed envelope.
These are guaranteed to work now and in the years to come even if postage rates increase.

US mail typically takes 4 - 5 days for a letter to arrive- so if you want a letter to show up before someone's birthday, mark it
to be mailed 4 - 5 days before their birthday.

Use a smaller envelope (Envelope 1) for your letter to the future then the outer envelope (Envelope 2) you mail us.
This allows you to insert the smaller envelope into the larger without having to fold your letter to the future.

Think your envelope may be too heavy for one stamp? Throw an extra one on if your letter to the future contains
more than 3 or 4 sheets of paper. (Or ask your local postal clerk if you need an extra stamp.)