j-c-c-62
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It says "Not deliverable as addressed", meaning address was possibly valid, but addressee was not , that does not IMO preclude that it was delivered and the receiver returned it to USPS as an unknown addressee, months later.
I don't believe the USPS spends any effort nor has the time nor funds to verify everything mailed has the correct addressee, they rely on the civic duty of the resident to return misaddressed mail, and are at their mercy how prompt that occurs. It is a felony offense for first class mail, not to do so knowingly, I believe.
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