TheTimeTraveler
TUG Member
As others have said, cancel IMMEDIATELY. Ask questions later. You can always go back if you really find you want to (but you won't want to). The key here is to do a legal cancellation while the law still allows you to do so.
Follow the instructions carefully and send your cancellation via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested. Retain the Postmarked green & white receipt the Post Office will provide to you at the time of mailing, and then staple it to the green card when it comes back to you in the mail.
Keep accurate records in order to prove that you cancelled within the correct time frame.
I think most of us hope things go well in the process.
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Follow the instructions carefully and send your cancellation via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested. Retain the Postmarked green & white receipt the Post Office will provide to you at the time of mailing, and then staple it to the green card when it comes back to you in the mail.
Keep accurate records in order to prove that you cancelled within the correct time frame.
I think most of us hope things go well in the process.
.