Mail to Everydoor

Mail to Everydoor promise is a promise that was created by the Imperial Senate for the Havana Express Postal Services system in which henceforth by law, every new home or ancient home was to have a mailbox or area to place items sent to and from the Postal Service. The act was enacted first with the Kingdom of Russia in 1345 B.U.K. and was further enacted with the establishment of the United Kingdom. This establishment has been in effect ever since and became enshrined in the United Kingdom's Constitution. This policy has made the service able to carry and deliver any and all types of mail ever since with very few denials (i.e. it is illegal to send weapons via the Havana Express system or live animals.) Mail to Everydoor is used by all residences, offices, and public spaces which have addresses included to them.