9 Responses to “Need your help: Motion to Expedite sent to MS cannot be traced”

1. Mrs. Smith
   August 21st, 2012 @ 12:27 pm

   How can we help? What post office should we go to?

2. Yoel
   August 21st, 2012 @ 1:16 pm

   The U.S. Postal Service has become unreliable and untrustworthy, that, plus the fact that all mail carriers have been trained to spy on everyone on their route, is why I no longer use the Postal Service for any purpose and I no longer have a mailbox on my property. ~~~ https://www.citizencorps.gov/ ~~~~ https://www.infragard.net/index.php?mn=0 ~~~ Government agencies have become much too intrusive and the less I have to deal with any of their agents and associates, the better.

3. Great George
   August 21st, 2012 @ 1:26 pm

   @Mrs Smith:
   Go to the post office that placed its stamp into the “postmark here” field !

4. will
   August 21st, 2012 @ 1:28 pm

   this is to much… in all my life i have not heard of such nonsense lying and stealing and breaking the law.. time to wake up folks… time to let them know we are sick of their crap and to straighten out or face the consequences…

   will

5. Mrs. Smith
   August 21st, 2012 @ 2:06 pm

   My God! Dr. Taitz, did you know about this? Why are you still using the US Postal Service to handle matters of national security?

   I did notice that my postal carrier goes out of his way to say hello but I had no idea that he is spying on me. Now I will take it with a grain of salt when he asks me “How are you today?” Maybe even tell him that it’s none of his business!

6. Alec
   August 21st, 2012 @ 2:16 pm

   I tried the first one and got this message:
   “Delivery status information is not available for your item via this web site. A return receipt after mailing may be available through your local Post Office.”
   When I use USPS “Delivery Confirmation” I can check it on-line, but these “Certified Mail” receipts I do not think so. From now on perhaps you should request “Delivery Confirmation”–it is very inexpensive and effective. See this web site:
   https://www.certified-mail-envelopes.com/certified-mail-receipt/
   Your receipts were not stamped with the date stamp!!!
   PS, If the post office won’t stamp them, you can always make a stamp like WhatsHisName’s Selective Service registration post office stamp from 1980 (just kidding). I bet they get there in the next day or two. You might need to check with the post office.

7. Aussie
   August 21st, 2012 @ 5:30 pm

   Here’s some help. Take the common sense approach and follow the guidelines re certified mail:

   “When you take your letters or articles to the Post Office window clerk or Business Mail Entry Unit (BMEU) make sure they round stamp (date stamp) and sign the firm sheet or PS-3877 manifest. This becomes your receipt and legal proof of mailing and acceptance of your letter into the USPS mail stream.”

   Yet again, you have no legal proof of something you think is important to you because of your own incompetence.

8. oliver Wendell Holmes
   August 21st, 2012 @ 5:36 pm

   What in the world is happening.

   I always thought the US Mail was just about the BEST, SAFEST, and HONEST SERVICES there is.

   Now it’s looks like persons unknown to us have access to our US Mail and have the ability to intercept very important mail anytime that they want to.

   Is there any branch of the government that we can trust anymore?

   Have a Nice Day.

9. observant
   August 21st, 2012 @ 6:22 pm

   I you choose to use the USPS, I believe you can select both return receipt certified and delivery confirmation both at once. However, I stopped using USPS for a number of reasons. First, I found it unusual that I was receiving VA medical center appointment notices the day of the scheduled appointment, despite the inside letter and postmark being dated days in advance. If my stupid neighbors or their guests park a car in front of my mailbox, the USPS agent (i.e. spy, agent) doesn’t even take the time to stop and walk 10 feet to my front door, but they do take the time to write all over my mail messages about my mailbox being blocked, the date, and # of times they ‘tried’ but failed to deliver. The USPS agent who usually delivers on our route always has shrewd shifty eyes, which reinforces what others here say about them spying on supposedly free citizens. I got a post box at the local UPS store and check my mail everyday on the way home. Since then, everything I send and receive is always on time. Go figure…

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