Can i use a global stamp for domestic mail

In the United States, the answer is generally no, you cannot use a global stamp for domestic mail. Here's why:

• Global Forever Stamps are specifically designed for international mail, and they have a higher value than domestic stamps.
• The USPS (United States Postal Service) has different rates for domestic and international mail, and the global stamp is not valid for domestic mail.
• If you use a global stamp on a domestic letter, it may not be accepted by the USPS or may be returned to you as undeliverable.

Domestic mail rates are typically lower than international rates, so you'll need to use a domestic stamp or a Forever Stamp (which is valid for domestic mail) to send mail within the United States.

However, there is an exception:

• If you're sending a letter or package to a U.S. territory or possession (such as Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands), you can use a global stamp. These territories are considered part of the United States for postal purposes, but they are not part of the continental United States.

In summary, while you can't use a global stamp for domestic mail within the continental United States, you can use it for mail sent to U.S. territories or possessions.