Writing to Santa
The North Pole is now accepting letters. Here’s how to get your letter to Santa.
Share Your Details
Include first name, last name, full return address, and your holiday wishes
Send It to Santa
Put Santa’s address and postage stamp on the envelope
Be On Time
Make sure you postmark it by December 11How To Write a Letter
Some must-do’s to remember when crafting your letter to Santa.
123 Elf Road
North Pole, 88888
Make Your Letter Even Better
Santa has a lot of letters to read, so here’s how you can make his job easier:
- Write legibly
- Include your full name and address in the letter
- List the gifts you want in order of preferences
- Be specific about the gifts you’re asking for
- Don’t ask for gifts that might be too expensive
Resources and Tips
Download and print one of our templates in case you need a little help.
Helpful Tips
P.S. Here are some things to remember:
- Group all your family’s letters in one envelope and include additional stamps depending on the weight
- In an organization or classroom, each letter must have their respective home address on it but the coordinator can mail the letters together in a Priority Mail® box
- Don’t include any 3D art
- You can submit a letter even if you don’t have an existing USPS Operation Santa account