When Should I Post My 90 Day Report for It to Arrive on Time?

Apr 9, 2020

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

So postal 90 day reporting will need to be posted on the 14th for arrival on the 15th?

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To ensure your postal 90 day reporting arrives on time, it should be postmarked at least 14 days before the report is due. However, recent changes allow anyone with a 90 day report due now to wait until April 30th to submit their report.

Tod *********

you do realize that with the immigration ruling they passed last night anyone who has a 90 day report due now is allowed to wait until the 30th of April before you do it.

Now whether that means you can mail it in when ever you want to I dunno.

5 years ago

Dan *********

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Thanks Tod, its due on 27th so I'll post Sat 11th just to be sure

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Tod *********

IF you are doing a 90 day report by post the envelope needs to be post marked (cancelled at the post office) 14 days before your report is due

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