Free Matter For The Blind

Sent to or by an organization for the blind or sent to or by a blind person person registered as blind or partially sighted or who meets the world health organization s definition of a blind person or a person with low vision.

Free matter for the blind.

This piece of legislation was the first such postal law benefiting blind persons in the united states. Eligible free matter for the blind items bearing a computer generated customs form with customs data that has been electronically transmitted may be deposited through any of the following methods provided any extra service fees have been paid by a means other than the use of postage stamps. Matter for the blind must be submitted to the usps unsealed and marked matter for the blind or handicapped in the upper right corner of the envelope. The item is sent to or by an organization for the blind.

Persons who are not considered to be blind or unable to read or use conventionally printed material who want to use the free matter privilege for mailing must provide evidence of eligibility or verify by other means that the intended. The item is sent to or by a person who is registered as blind or who meets the world health organization s definition of a blind person or a person with low vision. Persons who are not considered to be blind or unable to read or use conventionally printed material who want to use the free matter privilege for mailing must provide evidence of eligibility or verify by other means that the intended recipient of the mail matter is eligible to receive free matter. Matter may be sent free of charge if mailed by or for the use of blind or other persons who cannot read or use conventionally printed materials due to a physical handicap.

271 1 general matter may be entered free of postage provided that at least one of the following criteria is met.