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Andy F | I have just posted an important letter to the Inland Revenue..? |
But I have forgotten to affix a stamp to it.
Will the letter still be delivered to them, there is no return address on the back of the envelope. If it is delivered, will there be a charge to pay for? |
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Andy
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It will get there but it will take 4-5 days as it has to go through Royal Mail Revenue Protection Section were it will be surcharged the surcharge is £1.20+second class postage 23p so the DVLA will have to pay £1.43 to recieve it if they refuse it it will be returned to you if it has a return address on the back if it has not it will be sent to the Returned Letter Branch in Belfast where they will open it to find if there is a return address inside if there is it will be returned to you this process may take up to a month to get it back to you and you will still have to pay the surcharge fee and the second class postage to get it back. |
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punderwoodx
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It will be delivered but there will be a charge to it. If they refuse to pay, the envelope will be opened to find some kind of return address and will be seeled in a red postoffice celefane bag and returned. If not, it will eventually be destroyed. |
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saorsie
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no you will pay. |
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rose_merrick
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I am sure they will send it back and charge you. People do this all the time. |
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all2solvedstrss
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If the address is correct, it will sure reach its destination it is upto the descretion of the addresse to claim it after paying the postage due, and if not claimed it will rest with the authorities who handled it and it is their choice either to send it back to the person who posted it or keep it in their dead-mail box, a little comfortable to say that it is not destroyed. |
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Normally the recipient (ie Inland Revenue) will be asked to pay the charge. If they pay, they can have the letter. If they refuse, then attempts will be made to return the letter to sender. I think that a special department can legally open the envelope to try and obtain contact information for the sender if none is on the outside of the envelope. They'll probably just chuck it in the bin, knowing the state of the postal service nowadays! |
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HeatherzFeatherz
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Best thing would be to phone the inland revenue and explain. Personally i think it would be undelivered and then destroyed |
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suerye
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They will accept the letter - they get hundreds of insuffieciently stamped letters a year and have an arrangement to pay the extra postage through an account with Royal Mail. They won't ask you to pay the postage! |
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silly gorbie
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I afraid it's The Tower for you mate.
By the by; the inland revenue no longer exists it's now HM Revenue & Customs. |
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Neil M
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That's funny - I posted a letter to the Inland Revenue today as well. But it was correctly stamped. |
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they will have to pay the postage plus £1 handling charge - which no doubt they will bill you for.... |
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