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Individuals are NOT eligible for nonprofit prices; also, not every organization is eligible, even though you may think it qualifies based on the list above. For example, business leagues, chambers of commerce, social and hobby clubs, and certain political organizations usually are NOT eligible.
What qualifies as Advertising Mail? Mailings made up of a largely uniform message to all addressees with the purpose of promoting the sale or use of products or services; those that encourage contribution to, or support of a cause, are classed as Advertising Mail.
Postage statements are the forms used to tell USPS about your bulk mailing, and to calculate the postage. USPS no longer accepts hard copy postage statements. You now need to submit the information from the postage statement electronically before you take your mailing to the post office.
Standard Mail (aka USPS Marketing Mail): Previously, it was called 3rd Class mail. Unlike First-Class Presorted, which requires at least 500 pieces, Standard Mail only requires 200 pieces to qualify. It is processed by the USPS on a lower priority basis than First-Class. There is NO GUARANTEED delivery time.
Postage StatementUSPS Marketing Mail Easy Nonautomation Letters or Flats. This form may be used only for a single nonautomation price mailing of identical-weight pieces. Use PS Form 3602-R for all other regular USPS Marketing Mail mailings.
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Mailers use USPS Marketing Mail to send: Printed matter, flyers, circulars, advertising (including Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) and Every Door Direct Mail - Retail). Newsletters, bulletins, and catalogs. Small parcels.

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