Last minute
Santa’s letter can still arrive tonight.
The digital letter has no mail date. You give the details, read the whole letter, pay $6.95, and the PDF is in your inbox within minutes. Print it on cream paper and leave it by the stockings.
- Color and black and white PDFs
- Ready minutes after you approve
- Print at home as often as you like
- Written from your details and checked so it invents nothing
Not last minute yet? Mailed letters are still open until Wednesday 9 December. See the mailed packages.
Tonight, in four steps
- Tell Santa their name, their age, and two true things from their year.
- Read the whole letter. Change anything. Nothing is charged until you say so.
- Pay $6.95. The color and black and white PDFs arrive by email in minutes.
- Print at 100 percent on cream paper, fold once, and write their name on an envelope by hand.
Questions
How fast does the digital letter arrive?
Within minutes of paying. The letter is already written and approved by you before checkout, so the Bureau only has to make the files. The download links arrive by email.
What do I get?
Two PDFs of the same letter: a color edition for any ordinary printer, and a black and white edition designed for one ink. Both are US Letter size and both carry Santa's signature and the Bureau's printed seal.
What paper should I print it on?
Cream or ivory paper, 28 to 32 lb, from any office or craft store. Print at 100 percent, not fit to page. Our printing guide walks through the settings.
Is there a deadline for the digital letter?
No. It can be ordered and printed on Christmas Eve. The links keep working through the end of January, or for 90 days, whichever is later.
Can I still get it mailed?
Only while mailed orders are open; the date is on the packages page. After that date the Bureau cannot print and post in time, so it stops taking mailed orders rather than guess.
All three packages, side by side, on the packages page.