1. Stamps don't have to be stuck on the shelf in the upper right corner ... 2. White envelopes don't have to be used.
I put it all in an envelope.
But if it's not airmail, the envelope won't work well if it's airmail ~ in fact, if it's not used, it's ok ~ it's written with D at the back
The address and stamp can be tied to the front box ~ ~ ~ (if you don't mind comparing with others)
Stick it in the upper right corner
This is beneficial to the operation of automatic "Jane" messenger. If you don't send a message, an automatic system may "west" your letter out of Lebanon and then distribute it by manpower. It will delay the rest of the time. It's absolutely okay to use doll envelopes.
You don't have to send the letter in a white envelope.
Tie an envelope with a doll ... (It is best not to have a doll in the official document) ... ok ga
I tried it before because the cover of this letter is too flowery.
The address and stamp are at the bottom of the envelope.
Is du okay?
Send it back, ar ... I once received a letter.
There is a stamp in the lower right corner ... but if you can, you'd better follow the formal letter format.
Stick the stamp on the upper right corner of the envelope ... it's safer ... P.S. You can try sticking the stamp in other directions.
But remember to write the return address.
You can pick up a letter in case it can't be sent ... if it can be sent.
Language is better than I know, ar ... so special, ar ...
Reference: myself