PS Form 8676 PDF - USPS.com-2025

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The document outlines the application process for obtaining rights and permissions to use U.S. Postal Service trademarks or images. It includes instructions for submitting a sample placement, details on associated fees (application fee and potential royalty payment), and sections for applicant information, property requested, image format, and intended use of the images. The application must be completed and submitted along with payment to the specified USPS addresses.

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Begin by filling out the Applicant Information section. Enter your organization name, contact details, and address accurately.
In the Property Requested section, specify the stamp images or logos you are requesting. Include necessary details like year of issuance and descriptions.
Proceed to Image Format Information. Indicate if you need the image and select your preferred format (e.g., .jpeg, .tiff).
For Product/Project Use, provide a detailed description of how you intend to use the requested images. Complete relevant subsections based on your intended use.
Finally, sign and date the application in the Signature section before submitting it along with any required fees.

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