Parcel Post  
An affordable and reliable option for packages.
Use Parcel Post® when value is most important. Small and large packages, thick envelopes and tubes containing gifts and merchandise can be sent using Parcel Post.

Delivery to every address in the United States-including PO Boxes and military addresses.
Saturday and residential deliveries at no extra cost
Parcel Post packages can weigh up to 70 pounds and measure up to 130 inches in combined length and distance around the thickest part
For discount rates see Parcel Select.
Rates are based on weight, distance, and shape.
A surcharge applies to certain items including packages weighing over 35 pounds (25 pounds for books and printed matter) and certain shapes (e.g. tubes, rolls, and large packages).


 
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  Business Mail 101
Learn the basics for business mailing.
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Add Extra Services:

Proof of Deposit
Certificate of Mailing – Provides evidence of mailing.

Protection in Transit
Insured Mail – Insurance against loss or damage for merchandise and gifts.

Confirmation of Delivery
Delivery Confirmation™ – Provides date and time of delivery or attempted delivery.
Return Receipt for Merchandise – Provides a mailing receipt and a return receipt with the date of delivery and the recipient’s signature.
Signature Confirmation™ – Provides date and time of delivery or attempted delivery, the name of the person who signed for the item, plus signature proof of delivery upon request.
Collect on Delivery (COD) – Allows the postage and price of an item to be collected from the recipient by the USPS and given to the mailer.
Return Receipt - Provides a postcard with the date of delivery and the recipient’s signature.
Restricted Delivery - Confirms that only a specified person (or authorized agent) will receive a piece of mail. Only available with Certified Mail, Insured Mail over $50, or Registered Mail™.

Related Publications
A Customer's Guide to Mailing – Your simple guide to mailing in the U.S.
Parcel Post Quick Service Guide