ashley2k01 wrote:i sent it as airmail with american stamps on it just wondered if those would cover hawaii as well
Hi ashley2k01
I am a little confused

And by the sounds of it I am not the only one!
By what you write, it sounds as if you live in the UK, and you have mailed a letter to Hawaii and put US stamps on it. Why?
If you mail out of the UK, you ALWAYS have to use UK (Royal Mail) stamps.
If however you lived in the USA and wanted to mail to Hawaii, then you can use US stamps, as Hawaii is a US state.
If, like it sounds, you mailed your letter from the UK with US stamps on it, then it is not going anywhere

If you put an "if undeliverable" address on it you will be getting it back sometime soon - UNDELIVERED!!!!!
Of course, you might be really lucky if somebody in the postal service takes pity on you and lets it through

Stranger things have happened . . . . . .
Ian

[quote="ashley2k01"]i sent it as airmail with american stamps on it just wondered if those would cover hawaii as well[/quote]
Hi ashley2k01 {up}
I am a little confused :? And by the sounds of it I am not the only one! :lol:
By what you write, it sounds as if you live in the UK, and you have mailed a letter to Hawaii and put US stamps on it. Why? :?
If you mail out of the UK, you ALWAYS have to use UK (Royal Mail) stamps.
If however you lived in the USA and wanted to mail to Hawaii, then you can use US stamps, as Hawaii is a US state.
If, like it sounds, you mailed your letter from the UK with US stamps on it, then it is not going anywhere :lol: If you put an "if undeliverable" address on it you will be getting it back sometime soon - UNDELIVERED!!!!!
Of course, you might be really lucky if somebody in the postal service takes pity on you and lets it through :wink: Stranger things have happened . . . . . .
Ian :mrgreen: