Marcia Bernier stamps the North Pole, Alaska cancellation on letters from Santa Claus at the main post office in Fairbanks, Tuesday Dec. 5, 2006. The Santa letters mailed to North Pole, Alaska ...

North Pole, 88888. While the Postal Service doesn't send out receipts to confirm letters were delivered or read, the letters may end up on the agency's website, and "letters are often adopted as ...

The envelope must have a postage stamp and be addressed to: Santa, 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888. The letters are opened at Santa’s mailroom, personal information is redacted, and the letters ...

Marcia Bernier stamps the North Pole, Alaska cancellation on a letter from Santa Claus to a writer from Pennsylvania, at the main post office in Fairbanks, Alaska, Tuesday Dec. 5, 2006.

The U.S. Post Office wants to remind you of a program where Santa writes back with a North Pole address, and you have until Dec. 15 to get your children's letters to him.

The US Postal Service opened its annual Operation Santa on Sept. 18, whereas children can put a stamp on the wish-list letter and mail it to the North Pole. How it works: ...

North Pole, 88888. While the Postal Service doesn't send out receipts to confirm letters were delivered or read, the letters may end up on the agency's website, and "letters are often adopted as ...

Volunteers bought postage stamps for the effort. ... Either way, replies get a North Pole postal cancellation mark, complete with a half-moon drawing of Santa's face.