“Unveiling the Secret: The Surprising Destination of Santa’s Letters Revealed!”
The exact process here is this. First, if you would just like Santa to reply with a letter with no gifts, you simply mail your kids’ letters to something like Santa Claus, North Pole, including postage like you would on any other letter you mail. If you would like the response sent back to be postmarked from the North Pole, you may also mail the letter to The North Pole Postmark, Postmaster 4141 Postmark Dr, Anchorage AK 99530-9998. If you want, you can also include a response letter in a self addressed and stamped envelope, which will then, in this case, be postmarked from the North Pole and sent back to you.
However, if you’re a parent who really needs to make sure Santa hits your house on Christmas, you can instead address your kids’ letter to Santa Claus, 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888. They also recommend making sure to put all your kids’ letters into one envelope so if the letter gets accepted by one of Santa’s helpers every kid in the house gets a response. Further, they strongly recommend you include a letter from you, the parent, describing your family’s situation in detail and what you could use some help with and why, as well as the names and ages of your children, any relevant clothing and shoe sizes, etc. All of this significantly increases the odds of your kids’ letters getting fulfilled, at least in part. One thing that will not increase your odds is mailing many such letters from the same household as their system will pick up on this fact and reject multiples.
