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Certified Mail has a variety of services that let you
submit and mail your certified mailings via the Internet.
What is It?
Through NetPost Mailing Online, you can create Certified Mail
letters on your computer, and include optional return receipts,
with or without restricted delivery. Whether you’re
sending one letter or thousands, orders received by 2:00
p.m. EST are typically processed and mailed the next business
day.
How Does it Work?
To begin, start with the document you want to mail. You can
either upload a previously created letter, or create a new
document online with our document editor. Next, upload your
address list or create one online. We instantly standardize
your addresses according to USPS guidelines and inform you
of the results before you mail. Once you’ve reviewed
your document and mailing list online, you choose your mailing
options, pay online with your credit card, and your
mailing will be securely printed and mailed.
We handle the preparation of the required certified mailing
forms for each and every piece of mail and ensure their
secure entry into the U.S. Mail. Your Certified Mail is then
delivered
to your recipients by the United States Postal Service.
How Much Does it Cost?
Prices include printing, postage and Certified fees, but
vary with the printing and delivery options you select.
An online estimator is available to help calculate your
costs
before you start.
How Do I Pay?
Payments can be made using
a major credit card or direct
bank debit.
What Are My Mailing Options?
- 8-1/2" x 11" paper (up to 24 double-sided sheets),
printed in black and white or full color, and inserted
into your choice of:
– #10 letter envelopes (4 sheet maximum) or
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9" x 12" flat envelopes
- 8-1/2" x 11" trifold self-mailers
printed in full color
Tracking and Confirming?
Mailing Online provides users with online access to Postal
Service scan event tracking information for their Certified
Mail at no additional charge.
WHAT ARE MY MAILING OPTIONS?
| Self-Mailers |
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A folded one-page
self-mailer, limited to one 8-1/2" x 14" legal-size sheet. |
| Letters |
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An 8-1/2" x
11" size sheet, folded and sent in a 6" x
9" envelope or left unfolded and sent in a 9" x
12" flat envelope. The flat envelope can hold
up
to 24 double-sided sheets. |
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