To mail certified mail with USPS, follow these steps:
1. Fill out the Certified Mail form at the post office or online. You will need to provide the recipient’s name and address, as well as your own return address.
2. Pay for the certified mail service, which includes a unique tracking number and a delivery confirmation receipt.
3. Affix the certified mail label and the green and white Certified Mail receipt to the envelope or package.
4. Hand the item to the postal clerk, who will provide you with a receipt as proof of mailing.
5. Keep the receipt and tracking number in a safe place so you can track the delivery of your certified mail.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your mail is sent and delivered with the added security and tracking of certified mail.
1. How do I send a certified mail through USPS?
To send a certified mail through USPS, you need to fill out a PS Form 3800 at the post office or online, affix the certified mail sticker to the envelope or package, and pay the required postage and fees.
2. What is the cost of sending certified mail through USPS?
The cost of sending certified mail through USPS varies depending on the weight of the mail piece and the additional services selected. As of 2021, the base cost for certified mail starts at $3.60, with additional fees for return receipt, restricted delivery, and other options.
3. How can I track a certified mail sent through USPS?
You can track a certified mail sent through USPS by using the unique tracking number provided on the receipt. This number can be entered on the USPS website or mobile app to monitor the delivery status and obtain proof of delivery.