question about canadian stamps to the us.

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Hi everyone {up}

Just to clarify........!

If you send a letter from the US to Canada you need to use US stamps on the main letter, and Canadian stamps on the SASE (or IRC's).

If you send a letter from the Canada to the US you need to use Canadian stamps on the main letter, and US stamps on the SASE (or IRC's).

The two (as far as I am aware - the two are not interchangeable).

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I feel like a idoit now..a few time I wasn't thinking so on the SASE I just put US stamps going to Canada so I probably won't be getting them back. At the post office for the IRC things are they in a machene or do you have to go to the desk with a real person and ask them for the IRC?
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froggys_friend91 wrote:I feel like a idoit now..a few time I wasn't thinking so on the SASE I just put US stamps going to Canada so I probably won't be getting them back. At the post office for the IRC things are they in a machene or do you have to go to the desk with a real person and ask them for the IRC?
Hi froggys_friend91 {up}

Don't worry about it too much!

You won't be getting your original SASE back with the wrong stamps on, but because it is obvious you made an effort on the postage my guess is that most celebs would cover your return postage themselves!

In the UK you have to get IRC's from the post office (over-the-counter), I guess the US would be the same?

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