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NORTH POLE <\/b>– USPS – Santa Claus is imaginary? Not as far as your child is concerned \u2014 and the Postal Service can help you prove he\u2019s real when your child gets a personalized letter from the big guy \u2014 complete with a North Pole postmark.<\/span><\/p>\n Follow these steps to ensure your children get a response letter from Santa:<\/span><\/p>\n North Pole Postmark Greetings from the North Pole Post Office must be received by the Anchorage, AK, Postmaster no later than Dec. 13. Santa\u2019s helpers at the Postal Service will take care of the rest.<\/span><\/p>\n Tips<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The Greetings from the North Pole Post Office program helps add to the excitement of the holidays and is a great way to get kids interested in letter writing, stamps and penmanship.<\/p>\n How to Write a Letter<\/strong>\n
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\nSending a letter to Santa is easy if you know how. The Postal Service is here to help with guides and tips to help kids write and send the best letter ever. All the information you need to write a letter, address an envelope, put on a stamp and send it on its way can be found in the Postal Service\u2019s\u00a0Holiday Newsroom<\/a><\/em>. These tips are also good all year-round for sending thank you cards, birthday cards, or a letter to Grandma and Grandpa just to say \u201chi.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n