The IRS understands that mail varies in time to deliver. Therefore, the IRS postdates mail with the date by which you should receive the letter. Therefore, when they give a 30 day notice, you get the entire 30 days and maybe a little extra.
You can legally put any date you want on a letter. The postmark itself must be the date mailed.
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