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Can you forward forwarded mail that has already been forwarded?
Yes. Whether it's an email - or a 'real' letter, you can forward it on to someone else indefinitely.
Is it a federal offense to not RTS or forward mail if you know the correct address?
The real question is; What are you doing with the mis-addressed mail? Especially if it's First Class Mail. If you know it is not addressed to anyone at your address, you should return it to the delivery employee or you could be considered to be "interecepting someone else's mail.'
Why do you use forward in Email?
Forward allows you to forward the message to someone else. However, be careful-- email should be private unless you have good reason to forward.
Can you open mail sent to your address but not addressed to you?
No, you may not. It is a federal offense to open someone else's mail.
Can the respondent refuse to accept summons when served upon him?
If it is addressed to you, NO. If it is for someone else, you do not have to. Unless you live with that person.
What is FW in Twitter?
FW on twitter means to forward something to someone else
What do you do to show someone else that you are paying attention to them?
Lean forward and nod appropriately!
Can someone else sign for another persons mail?
Someone else can only sign for postal mail addressed to you if their name is on it as well, or if they can prove that they have your power or attorney or are legal parents or guardians.
What does the forward mean on email?
It means to send an e-mail you received to someone else.
Is it illegal to mail a letter in any mailbox other than your own?
While you may not OPEN mail addressed to someone else without their permission, it is perfectly lawful to use ANY public mailbox you wish, there is no problem.
If something is mailed with your address on it but someone else's name are you obligated to forward it?
Morally and ethically yes.
Can you open someone else's mailbox just to look to see who the mail is addressed to?
No, you can't. It is considered a federal offense to take and look at someone's mail and/or look in their box.
