Which label is used for Post Office to Addressee?

Which label is used for Post Office to Addressee?

• A. 11-HPFU
• B. 11-B
• C. 32
• D. 11-OFU

Answer: (B)

When mail moves from a Post Office to the recipient, the routing label uses a code pattern where the 11- prefix designates a post-office-to-Addressee flow, and the letter suffix specifies the exact destination path. The B suffix in this context indicates the Addressee path, meaning the mail is going directly to the person at the local post office for delivery. That makes the label 11-B the one used for Post Office to Addressee. The other labels point to different handling paths (for example, other units or holding/forwarding stages), and a plain number like 32 isn’t the Post Office to Addressee label.

When mail moves from a Post Office to the recipient, the routing label uses a code pattern where the 11- prefix designates a post-office-to-Addressee flow, and the letter suffix specifies the exact destination path. The B suffix in this context indicates the Addressee path, meaning the mail is going directly to the person at the local post office for delivery. That makes the label 11-B the one used for Post Office to Addressee. The other labels point to different handling paths (for example, other units or holding/forwarding stages), and a plain number like 32 isn’t the Post Office to Addressee label.