Which item is not required to be shown in a regular permit imprint?

The information that is not required to be shown in a regular permit imprint is the city and state of destination. A regular permit imprint is a method used for mailing whereby the sender's name, permit number, and date of mailing are crucial components. The sender's name identifies the origin of the mail, the permit number indicates that postage has been paid for bulk mailing, and the date helps in tracking when the mail was sent.

In contrast, including the city and state of destination is not a requirement for the imprint itself. The focus of a permit imprint is primarily on the sender’s information and acknowledgment of postage payment, rather than specifics about where the mail is headed. This allows for a streamlined imprint that suffices for postal regulations without overloading it with optional details.