Can priority express mail be picked up with regular mail

In the United States, Priority Express Mail is a separate service from regular mail, and it's not typically possible to pick up Priority Express Mail at a regular mailbox or post office box. Here's why:

1. Priority Express Mail is typically delivered to a specific address, not a mailbox or post office box. The recipient's address is required to ensure delivery.
2. Priority Express Mail is tracked and requires a signature upon delivery, which is not possible at a regular mailbox or post office box.
3. Priority Express Mail is typically handled and processed separately from regular mail, which means it's not stored in the same facilities or handled by the same personnel.

However, there are a few exceptions and alternatives:

1. If you're sending Priority Express Mail to a post office or a mail center, you can arrange for the recipient to pick it up at the post office or mail center. The recipient will need to provide a valid government-issued ID and sign for the package.
2. If you're sending Priority Express Mail to a business or organization, they may have a designated pickup location or a mailroom where they can receive and sign for the package.
3. If you're sending Priority Express Mail to a residential address, the recipient can arrange for a delivery signature upon request. In this case, the package will be delivered to the recipient's mailbox or doorstep, and they'll need to sign for it.

To pick up Priority Express Mail, the recipient will typically need to provide a valid government-issued ID and sign for the package. If you're unsure about the pickup process or have specific questions, it's best to contact the sender or the recipient to confirm the details.