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1 United States Postal Service Statement Nonprofit USPS Marketing Mail Post Office: Note Mail Arrival Date & Time (Do Not Round-Stamp) Permit Holder Name, Address, , Telephone Mailing Agent (If other than permit holder) Name, Address, Telephone Mail Owner (If other than permit holder) Name, Address Mailer USPS Nonprofit Auth. No. USPS Nonprofit Auth. No. CAPS Cust. Ref. No. CRID CRID CRID Mailing Post Office of Mailing Type of Permit Imprint Precanceled Stamps Metered For Mail Enclosed within Another Class Bound Printed Matter Library Mail Periodicals Media Mail Processing Letters Flats Marketing Parcels Move Update Method Ancillary Service Endorsement NCOA Link ACS Combined Mailing Mixed Class Mailer s Mailing Date Parcels Machinable Parcels Irregular CMM Catalogs Alternative Method Multiple OneCode ACS n/a Alternative Address Format Single Class Federal Agency Cost Code Statement Seq. No. # of in Mailing Weight Weight of a Single 0. pounds SSF Transaction # Permit # Mailpiece is a product sample % Samples Letter-size or flat mailpiece contains DVD/CD or other disk. This is a Political Campaign Mailing Yes No This is Official Election Mail Yes No For Automation, Enter Date of Address Matching and Coding / / For Carrier Route, Enter Date of Address Matching and Coding / / For Carrier Route, Enter Date of Carrier Route Sequencing / / For Bearing a Simplified Address Enter Date of Delivery Statistics File or Alternative Method / / No. & Type of Containers Sacks 1 ft. Letter Trays 2 ft. Letter Trays EMM Letter Trays Flat Trays Pallets Other Parts Completed (Select all that apply): A B C D E F G H I J L S NSA 1 (Add parts totals) 2 at Which (Check one). Correct Lowest Neither Complete if mailing includes pieces bearing metered/pc or precanceled stamps. pcs. x $. = - 3 Incentive/ Flat Dollar Amount - 4 Flat Dollar Amount + 5 Permit # Net Due (Line 1 +/- Lines 2, 3, 4) USPS Use Only Additional Payment (State reason) For postage affixed, add additional payment to net postage due; for permit imprint, add additional payment to total postage. Postmaster: Report in AIC 125 [Permit Imprint Only, Excluding Simplified Addressing (EDDM)] Postmaster: Report in AIC 208 [Simplified Addressing (EDDM), Permit Imprint Only] Adjusted Adjusted Permit Imprint Adjusted Simplified Addressing (EDDM) Certification Incentive/ Claimed: Type of : The mailer s signature certifies that: (1) the mailing complies with DMM 703; (2) the income derived from the sale of any products or services advertised in the mailing is not subject to the Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) and any products and services advertised are substantially related to the nonprofit organization s authorized purpose within the meaning of 39 U.S.C. 3626(j)(1)(d)(ii)(I) and 26 U.S.C. 513(A); (3) the mailing if made by a voting registration official is required or authorized under the National Voter Registration Act of 1993; and (4) it will agree to pay, subject to appeal, any revenue deficiencies assessed on this mailing. If an agent signs this form, the agent certifies that he or she is authorized to sign on behalf of the mailer, and that the mailer is bound by the certification and agrees to pay any deficiencies. In addition, agents may be liable for any deficiencies resulting from matters within their responsibility, knowledge, or control. The mailer hereby certifies that all information furnished on this form is accurate, truthful, and complete; that the mail and supporting documentation comply with all postal standards and that the mailing qualifies for the prices and fees claimed; and that the mailing does not contain any matter prohibited by law or postal regulation. I understand that anyone who furnishes false or misleading information on this form or who omits information requested on this form may be subject to criminal and/or civil penalties, including fines and imprisonment. Privacy Notice: For information regarding our Privacy Policy visit Signature of Mailer or Agent Printed Name of Mailer or Agent Signing Form Telephone USPS Use Only To be completed in non-postalone! sites Weight of a Single. pounds Presort Verification Performed? (If required) Yes No I CERTIFY that this mailing has been inspected for each item below if required: (1) eligibility for postage prices claimed; (2) proper preparation (and presort where required); (3) proper completion of postage statement; (4) payment of annual fee; and (5) sufficient funds on deposit (if required) USPS Employee s Signature Weight Are postage figures at left adjusted from mailer s entries? Yes No If yes, reason: Date Mailer Notified Contact By (Initials) Time AM PM Print USPS Employee s Name Round Stamp (Required) Payment Date PS Form 3602-N1, January 2017 (Page 1 of 13) PSN This form and mailing standards are available on Postal Explorer at pe.usps.com.
2 Part A Automation letters Letters 3.5 oz. ( lbs.) or less * A1 None 5-Digit $0.134 A2 None AADC A3 None Mixed AADC A4 DNDC 5-Digit A5 DNDC AADC A6 DNDC Mixed AADC A7 DSCF 5-Digit A8 DSCF AADC * May contain both Full Service Intelligent Mail and other discount see Instructions page for additional information A9 Part A (add lines A1 A8) Full Service Intelligent Mail Option A10 DISPLAY ONLY Letters Number of that Comply x $0.001 = PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 2 of 13)
3 Part B Nonautomation letters Machinable Letters 3.5 oz. ( lbs.) or less B1 None AADC $0.167 B2 None Mixed AADC B3 DNDC AADC B4 DNDC Mixed AADC B5 DSCF AADC Nonmachinable Letters 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less B6 None 5-Digit $0.345 B7 None 3-Digit B8 None ADC B9 None Mixed ADC B10 DNDC 5-Digit B11 DNDC 3-Digit B12 DNDC ADC B13 DNDC Mixed ADC B14 DSCF 5-Digit B15 DSCF 3-Digit B16 DSCF ADC Nonmachinable Letters Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz. B17 None 5-Digit $0.093 $0.794 B18 None 3-Digit B19 None ADC B20 None Mixed ADC B21 DNDC 5-Digit B22 DNDC 3-Digit B23 DNDC ADC B24 DNDC Mixed ADC B25 DSCF 5-Digit B26 DSCF 3-Digit B27 DSCF ADC multiply by and total in the column. Part B (add lines B1 B27) PS Form 3602-N3, January 2017 (Page 3 of 13) PSN
4 Part C Carrier Route Letters (Automation) Letters 3.5 oz. ( lbs.) or less * C1 None Saturation $0.111 C2 None High Density Plus C3 None High Density C4 None Basic C5 DNDC Saturation C6 DNDC High Density Plus C7 DNDC High Density C8 DNDC Basic C9 DSCF Saturation C10 DSCF High Density Plus C11 DSCF High Density C12 DSCF Basic Letters EDDM (Auto) 3.5 oz. ( lbs.) or less C13 None Saturation $0.111 C14 DNDC Saturation C15 DSCF Saturation Nonautomation Letters 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less C16 None Saturation $0.136 C17 None High Density Plus C18 None High Density C19 None Basic C20 DNDC Saturation C21 DNDC High Density Plus C22 DNDC High Density C23 DNDC Basic C24 DSCF Saturation C25 DSCF High Density Plus C26 DSCF High Density C27 DSCF Basic Letters EDDM (Nonauto) 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less C28 None Saturation $0.136 C29 DNDC Saturation C30 DSCF Saturation * May contain both Full Service Intelligent Mail and other discount see Instructions page for additional information. Part C continued on next page PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 4 of 13)
5 Part C Carrier Route Letters Continued Nonautomation Letters Over 4 oz. but less than 16oz. C31 None Saturation $0.025 $0.445 C32 None High Density Plus C33 None High Density C34 None Basic C35 DNDC Saturation C36 DNDC High Density Plus C37 DNDC High Density C38 DNDC Basic C39 DSCF Saturation C40 DSCF High Density Plus C41 DSCF High Density C42 DSCF Basic Letters EDDM (Nonauto) Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz. C43 None Saturation $0.025 $0.445 C44 DNDC Saturation C45 DSCF Saturation multiply by and total in the column. C46 Part C (add lines C1 C45) Full Service Intelligent Mail Option C47 DISPLAY ONLY Letters Number of that Comply x $0.001 = PS Form 3602-N5, January 2017 (Page 5 of 13) PSN
6 Part D Automation Flats Flats 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less * D1 None 5-Digit $0.244 D2 None 3-Digit D3 None ADC D4 None Mixed ADC D5 DNDC 5-Digit D6 DNDC 3-Digit D7 DNDC ADC D8 DNDC Mixed ADC D9 DSCF 5-Digit D10 DSCF 3-Digit D11 DSCF ADC Flats Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz. * D12 None 5-Digit $0.045 $0.794 D13 None 3-Digit D14 None ADC D15 None Mixed ADC D16 DNDC 5-Digit D17 DNDC 3-Digit D18 DNDC ADC D19 DNDC Mixed ADC D20 DSCF 5-Digit D21 DSCF 3-Digit D22 DSCF ADC multiply by and total in the column. * May contain both Full Service Intelligent Mail and other discount see Instructions page for additional information. D23 Part D (add lines D1 D22) Full Service Intelligent Mail Option D24 DISPLAY ONLY Flats Number of that Comply x $0.001 = PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 6 of 13)
7 Part E Nonautomation Flats Flats 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less E1 None 5-Digit $0.292 E2 None 3-Digit E3 None ADC E4 None Mixed ADC E5 DNDC 5-Digit E6 DNDC 3-Digit E7 DNDC ADC E8 DNDC Mixed ADC E9 DSCF 5-Digit E10 DSCF 3-Digit E11 DSCF ADC Flats Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz. E12 None 5-Digit $0.093 $0.794 E13 None 3-Digit E14 None ADC E15 None Mixed ADC E16 DNDC 5-Digit E17 DNDC 3-Digit E18 DNDC ADC E19 DNDC Mixed ADC E20 DSCF 5-Digit E21 DSCF 3-Digit E22 DSCF ADC multiply by and total in the column. Part E (add lines E1 E22) PS Form 3602-N7, January 2017 (Page 7 of 13) PSN
8 Part F Carrier Route Flats Flats 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less * F1 None Saturation** $0.136 F2 None High Density Plus F3 None High Density F4 None Basic F5 None Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F6 DNDC Saturation** F7 DNDC High Density Plus F8 DNDC High Density F9 DNDC Basic F10 DNDC Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F11 DSCF Saturation** F12 DSCF High Density Plus F13 DSCF High Density F14 DSCF Basic F15 DSCF Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F16 DDU Saturation** F17 DDU High Density Plus F18 DDU High Density F19 DDU Basic F20 DDU Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F21 Detached Address Label F22 Detached Marketing Label Flats EDDM 4 oz. (0.25 lbs.) or less** F23 None Saturation $0.137 F24 DNDC Saturation F25 DSCF Saturation F26 DDU Saturation * May contain both Full Service Intelligent Mail and other discount see Instructions page for additional information. ** Full Service Intelligent Mail Option not available Part F continued on next page PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 8 of 13)
9 Part F Carrier Route Flats Continued Flats Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz. F27 None Saturation** $0.025 $0.445 F28 None High Density Plus F29 None High Density F30 None Basic F31 None Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F32 DNDC Saturation** F33 DNDC High Density Plus F34 DNDC High Density F35 DNDC Basic F36 DNDC Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F37 DSCF Saturation** F38 DSCF High Density Plus F39 DSCF High Density F40 DSCF Basic F41 DSCF Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F42 DDU Saturation** F43 DDU High Density Plus F44 DDU High Density F45 DDU Basic F46 DDU Basic CR Bundles/Pallet F47 Detached Address Label F48 Detached Marketing Label Flats EDDM Over 4 oz. but less than 16 oz.** F49 None Saturation $0.026 $0.445 F50 DNDC Saturation F51 DSCF Saturation F52 DDU Saturation * multiply by and total in the column. * May contain both Full Service Intelligent Mail and other discount see Instructions page for additional information. ** Full Service Intelligent Mail Option not available F53 Part F (add lines F1 F52) Full Service Intelligent Mail Option F54 DISPLAY ONLY Flats Number of that Comply x $0.001 = PS Form 3602-N9, January 2017 (Page 9 of 13) PSN
10 Part G Marketing Parcels Presorted 3.3 oz. ( lbs.) or less G1 None NDC $1.115 G2 None Mixed NDC G3 DNDC 5-Digit G4 DNDC SCF G5 DNDC NDC G6 DSCF 5-Digit G7 DSCF SCF G8 DDU 5-Digit G9 Nonbarcoded Surcharge Presorted Over 3.3 oz. but less than 16 oz. G10 None NDC $0.896 $1.063 G11 None Mixed NDC G12 DNDC 5-Digit G13 DNDC SCF G14 DNDC NDC G15 DSCF 5-Digit G16 DSCF SCF G17 DDU 5-Digit G18 Nonbarcoded Surcharge multiply by and total in the column. Part G (add lines G1-G18) PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 10 of 13)
11 Marketing Parcels Part H Carrier Route Parcels Parcels Simple Samples H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 Targeted Small Targeted Large Every Door (Saturation) Small Every Door (Saturation) Large Detached Address Label Detached Marketing Label Pallet Point Pallet Type Pallets H7 DSCF 5-Digit $ H8 DNDC 5-Digit H9 DNDC 3-Digit Carton/Sack Pallet Type Cartons H10 3-Digit Pallet with 5-Digit Cartons/Sacks $5.623 Part H (add lines H1 H10) Part I Machinable Parcels Parcels 3.5 oz. or more but less than 16.oz. I1 None NDC $0.906 $1.059 I2 None Mixed NDC I3 DNDC 5-Digit I4 DNDC NDC I5 DSCF 5-Digit I6 DDU 5-Digit I7 Nonbarcoded Surcharge multiply by and total in the column. Part I (add lines I1 I7) PS Form 3602-N11, January 2017 (Page 11 of 13) PSN
12 Part J Irregular Parcels Parcels 3.3 oz. ( lbs.) or less. J1 None NDC $1.368 J2 None Mixed NDC J3 DNDC 5-Digit J4 DNDC SCF J5 DNDC NDC J6 DSCF 5-Digit J7 DSCF SCF J8 DDU 5-Digit J9 Nonbarcoded Surcharge Parcels Over 3.3 oz. but less than 16 oz. J10 None NDC $1.150 $1.059 J11 None Mixed NDC J12 DNDC 5-Digit J13 DNDC SCF J14 DNDC NDC J15 DSCF 5-Digit J16 DSCF SCF J17 DDU 5-Digit J18 Nonbarcoded Surcharge multiply by and total in the column. Part J (add lines J1 J18) Part L Customized MarketMail 3.3 oz. ( lbs.) or less. L1 $0.328 Part L PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Page 12 of 13)
13 Part S Extra Services and s Items mailed with Extra Services must meet the mailing standards for the extra service. S4 USPS Tracking (electronic only)* S5 Insurance** S8 Return Receipt (electronic) S9 Return Receipt (Form 3811) S17 Picture Permit Imprint S19 Certificate of Bulk Mailing (Form 3606-D) S25 Live Animal Transportation S28 Hazardous Material Transportation S31 Insurance Restricted Delivery** S34 Return Receipt for Merchandise Pcs. or Lbs. * Parcels only ** Bulk insurance on parcels only Part S (add lines S4 S34) PS Form 3602-N13, January 2017 (Page 13 of 13) PSN
14 Instructions Use this form for Nonprofit USPS Marketing prices. Step 1: Complete Mailer and Mailing sections on page 1. The Mailer section must be completely filled in, including the Permit Holder in the first box, the Mailing Agent, if any as described below, in the second box, and the Mail Owner, as described below, if other than the Permit Holder, in the third box. Mailing Agent: The mailing agent is a business entity, organization, or individual acting on behalf of one or more mail owners by providing mailing services for which the mail owners compensate the mailing agent. A business entity, organization, or individual whose services define it as a mailing agent may also be considered a mail owner, but only for its own mail or the mail of its subsidiaries. Mailing agents include, but are not limited to the following: Printer, letter shop, address list provider/manager; mail preparer, postage payment provider, mailing logistics provider, mailing tracking provider, ad agency, and mailing information manager. Mail Owner: The mail owner is the business entity, organization, or individual who makes business decisions regarding the mailpiece content, directly benefits from the mailing, and ultimately pays for postage on the mailpiece directly or by way of a mailing agent. Step 2: Before you complete the section, go to parts A through S. Complete the part(s) that pertain to your mailing. All pieces must be reported on the appropriate line at the full published price (not including the Full-Service Intelligent Mail incentive). that comply with the Full-Service Intelligent Mail option requirements are additionally reported on the line provided. The following information will help you to determine which parts to complete: Parts A C: Letters Part A: Automation Letters. Enter total in Part A box. Part B: Nonautomation Letters. Enter total in Part B box. Part C: Carrier Route Letters. Enter total in Part C box. Parts D F: Flats Part D: Automation Flats. Enter total in Part D box. Part E: Nonautomation Flats. Enter total in Part E box. Part F: Carrier Route Flats. Enter total in Part F box. Parts G H: Marketing Parcels Part G: Marketing Parcels. Enter total in Part G box. Part H: Carrier Route Marketing Parcels. Enter total in Part H box. Parts I J: Parcels Part I: Machinable Parcels. Enter total in Part I box. Part J: Irregular Parcels. Enter total in Part J box. Part L: Customized MarketMail (CMM) Enter total in Part L box. Part S: Extra Services Report any combined Extra Services on the lines provided for them, e.g., Insured mail that is also Restricted Delivery would be reported on line S31 Insurance Restricted Delivery. Enter total in Part S box. Step 3: Add the postage in parts A through S. For Permit Imprint mailings round off to four decimal places. For round off to three decimal places. Step 4: Return to the section on page 1. Check the boxes that correspond to the form parts used. Add the postage amounts for all parts and enter on Line 1, rounded off to two decimal places. For postage affixed mailings round off to three decimal places. Step 5: Complete Line 2 for mailings. Check the box for the at Which (Correct, Lowest, or Neither). Multiply the number of pieces by the postage affixed. Put the total in the block. Step 6: Lines 3 and 4 are for postage adjustments that apply to the entire mailing. Report any Incentive/ Flat Dollar Amount on Line 3 and any Flat Dollar Amount on Line 4. PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Instructions) Instructions continued on next page
15 Instructions Continued Use this form for regular Nonprofit USPS Marketing Mail prices. Step 7: Calculate Line 5 Net Due by subtracting any and Incentive/ (Lines 2 and 3) from the (Line 1) and adding any (Line 4). For permit imprint mailings, the Net Due is the amount that will be withdrawn from the permit imprint account listed in the Permit # box in the Mailing section. For postage affixed mailings, the Net due is the amount that must be tendered in addition to that already affixed to the mail, and it may be tendered by any of the applicable methods including withdrawal from an advance deposit account that can be listed by Permit # on Line 5. Step 8: Read and sign the Certification section, including your telephone number. Attach all completed parts and submit with the mailing. Further Information About Column Mailings that qualify for Full Service Intelligent Mail Option will report the discount in the column of each line of the postage statement. The Full Service Intelligent Mail Option lines are for display and data gathering purposes only. When there is a Full Service discount but no other incentive discount, the Full Service discount is reported directly in the column. When there is both a Full Service discount and an incentive discount, the must include both discounts so it must be calculated in an offline calculation with the resulting value reported in the column. The calculation is performed as follows: The (SP) amount is not affected and is calculated in the usual way. The (DT) is calculated by, first, determining the Full Service discount (FSD) by multiplying the number of Full Service pieces by the per-piece Full Service discount. Then you must calculate the Incentive (ID) by subtracting the Full Service discount (FSD) from the (SP) and multiplying the result by the Incentive percentage (ID%) expressed in decimal form, such as.02. Then add the Full Service discount (FSD) and the Incentive (ID) to get the (DT). This calculation can be expressed as an equation as follows: DT = FSD + ID or DT = FSD + ((SP FSD) x ID%) For more information on mailing standards, prices, and fees please go to Postal Explorer at pe.usps.com. PS Form 3602-N, January 2017 (Instructions)
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