Mailing by special mail service requires

• A. A direction for mailing by express mail or use of any designated delivery service.
• B. Mailing by standard first-class mail.
• C. Only international mailing.
• D. Personal delivery.

Answer: (B)

Special mail service is satisfied by using standard first-class mail to send the documents. The rule treats ordinary mailing as sufficient for notice when there is proper documentation that the mail was sent, rather than requiring expedited or hand-delivered service. Using first-class mail keeps the process practical and cost-effective while still meeting the notice requirements. Expedited options like express mail or a designated delivery service aren’t required unless the rule specifically calls for them, and personal delivery or international mailing would add extra steps or be outside the ordinary course of domestic notice.