About to send out PFD letters, have a question?

[Cheryla18]

I have several that i am sending out to CA, and the question here is there are 2 address on the letters than i have rcvd from them. Do I send one to each address? Also so i search the internet for any more address?   Do i send these  with one of those green cards on them to verify that they rcvd it? And if so some of these addresses are to P.O. Boxes and i think you can't do that to a P.O. Box, 

Thanks for any help and prayers that it works!!!

Cheryl

[BungalowMo]

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@Cheryla18 wrote:

I have several that i am sending out to CA, and the question here is there are 2 address on the letters than i have rcvd from them. Do I send one to each address? Also so i search the internet for any more address?   Do i send these  with one of those green cards on them to verify that they rcvd it? And if so some of these addresses are to P.O. Boxes and i think you can't do that to a P.O. Box, 

Thanks for any help and prayers that it works!!!

Cheryl

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PFD's or any kind of GW letters are sent with nothing more than a stamp, a kiss & a prayer!  Try the 2 addresses you have first. Give it about 2 weeks, then send more.  I read a post where someone kept sending funny cards, jokes, all kinds of stuff...along with her GW.  They finally granted the request.

I bet they miss her letters!  

[newstart2010]

Some of us do decide to send out letters with CMRRR (the green cards) because we want to establish a timeline and proof of communication from the start.  After that we only send out letters with stamps and a prayer, like Mo said.

You can absolutely send out CMRRR to PO Boxes.  And I send the CMRRR to one address, and then stamps on the rest.  Send a letter to every address you can find.  Some people have had success with email as well.  Although I find it hard to get a response back in email, a CA will often try calling you back.  Just take a copy of your letter and email it to whatever email address you can find for them.  Use a high up email address and you get an even more interesting response.  Sometimes good, sometimes not.