To send a certified letter via USPS, follow these steps:
1. Prepare your letter and make sure it is securely sealed in an envelope.
2. Visit your local post office and ask for a Certified Mail form. Fill out the form with the recipient’s address and your return address.
3. Pay the required fee for certified mail and any additional services you may want, such as return receipt or restricted delivery.
4. The postal clerk will provide you with a receipt and a tracking number for your certified mail.
5. Keep the receipt and tracking number in a safe place, as they will be needed to track the delivery of your letter.
6. Your letter will be stamped with a certified mail label and sent to the recipient. You can track the delivery status online using the tracking number provided.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your letter is sent as certified mail through USPS, providing proof of mailing and delivery for important documents.
1. How do I send a certified letter through USPS?
To send a certified letter through USPS, you will need to visit your local post office and fill out a Certified Mail form. You will then receive a unique tracking number and a receipt as proof of mailing.
2. What is the cost of sending a certified letter through USPS?
The cost of sending a certified letter through USPS varies depending on the weight of the letter and the destination. As of 2021, the base cost for certified mail is $3.60 in addition to the postage for the letter.
3. How can I track a certified letter sent through USPS?
Once you have sent a certified letter through USPS, you can track its delivery status using the unique tracking number provided to you at the time of mailing. This tracking number can be entered on the USPS website or by calling the USPS customer service line.