Can you hand media mail parcels to usps delivery man
According to the United States Postal Service (USPS) guidelines, Media Mail parcels can be handed to a USPS delivery carrier for delivery. Here are the details:
- Media Mail is a special service: Media Mail is a cost-effective way to send books, CDs, DVDs, and other media items. It's a special service that requires a specific form (PS Form 3817) and a Media Mail permit.
- Handing over to a USPS carrier: You can hand your Media Mail parcel to a USPS delivery carrier for delivery. Make sure to attach the correct postage and complete the necessary information on the parcel.
- Carrier will scan and process: When the carrier receives the parcel, they will scan it and process it as a Media Mail item. The parcel will be delivered to the recipient according to the USPS delivery schedule.
- No additional fees: As a Media Mail parcel, there are no additional fees for handing it over to a USPS carrier. The postage you paid for the parcel will cover the cost of delivery.
To ensure smooth delivery, make sure to:
- Attach the correct postage (Media Mail rates vary depending on the weight and size of the parcel)
- Complete the necessary information on the parcel, including the recipient's address and your return address
- Hand the parcel to a USPS delivery carrier during their regular delivery hours
- Keep a record of the parcel's tracking number and delivery confirmation
Remember to check with your local USPS office or the USPS website for any specific requirements or restrictions on handing over Media Mail parcels to carriers.