Can i still send certified mail

Yes, you can still send certified mail in the United States. Certified Mail is a service offered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) that provides proof of mailing and delivery. Here's how it works:

  1. You can send a letter or package using Certified Mail at a post office or online through the USPS website.
  2. The USPS will provide you with a receipt and a tracking number, which you can use to track the delivery status of your mail.
  3. The recipient will sign for the mail when it is delivered, and the USPS will provide you with a return receipt, which serves as proof of delivery.

To send certified mail, you'll need to follow these steps:

  1. Go to a post office or visit the USPS website.
  2. Choose the type of mail you want to send (e.g., letter, package, etc.).
  3. Select the Certified Mail option.
  4. Fill out the mailing label and attach it to the mail piece.
  5. Pay the applicable fee (currently $3.95 for a letter and $6.95 for a package).
  6. The USPS will provide you with a receipt and a tracking number.

Some benefits of using Certified Mail include:

Keep in mind that Certified Mail is not the same as Registered Mail, which provides additional security features and insurance coverage. If you need to send a valuable or sensitive item, you may want to consider using Registered Mail instead.