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article “CHANGE OF ADDRESS DUE TO
OFFICIAL ORDERS” (see figure 11-8). This
endorsement is necessary to ensure the USPS does not
charge the service member for forwarding the article.
Use the endorsement “Change of Address Due To
Official Orders” only when you forward mail to the
addressee.
Return to Sender
When a forwarding address is unknown or the
addressee’s name cannot be found in the directory card
file, return the mail to the sender. Endorse this mail
with the “RETURN TO SENDER” stamp and mark the
reason for nondelivery “ATTEMPTED—NOT
KNOWN,” which means that delivery was attempted,
but the addressee is unknown (see figure 11-9).
If the sender has requested by endorsement that
mail NOT be forwarded, then the article is returned to
the sender endorsed “RETURNED TO SENDER” and
“UNDELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED” (another
variation of this endorsement is “NOT
11-9
AOf1107
SK1 VERY C. PISTOL
S-1 DIV
USS NEVERSAIL (CG-10)
FPO AE 09556-001
S-1 DIV
USS UNDERWAY (CV-66)
FPO AE 09561-001
DISPOSITION: FORWARD TO ADDRESSEE
For classroom purposes only, write the disposition of the
article. See page ii of the handout.
Place the forwarding address
below and to the right of old
address.
BOB C. SICK
565 WAVERLY RD
OCEAN CITY MD 21289
DATE
Figure 11-7.—An example of First-Class Mail being forwarded.
PCf1108
SK1 VERY C. PISTOL
S-1 DIV
USS NEVERSAIL (CG-10)
FPO AE 09556-001
S-1 DIV
USS UNDERWAY (CV-66)
FPO AE 09561-001
DISPOSITION: FORWARD TO ADDRESSEE
For classroom purposes only, write the disposition of the
article. See page ii of the handout.
BOB C. SICK
565 WAVERLY RD
OCEAN CITY MD 21289
CHANGE OF ADDRESS DUE
DUE TO OFFICIAL ORDER
Figure 11-8.—An example of a Priority article being forwarded.
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