Can you have priority mail to po box

Yes, you can have Priority Mail sent to a PO Box. In fact, the United States Postal Service (USPS) allows Priority Mail packages to be sent to PO Boxes, as long as the PO Box is located in a post office that accepts Priority Mail.

Here are some things to keep in mind:

  1. PO Box restrictions: Not all PO Boxes are eligible for Priority Mail delivery. Some PO Boxes may only accept regular mail or packages that weigh less than a certain amount. Check with your local post office to confirm their PO Box policies.
  2. Package size and weight: Priority Mail packages can be sent to PO Boxes, but there may be size and weight restrictions. For example, some PO Boxes may not accept packages that exceed a certain size or weight.
  3. Delivery confirmation: When sending Priority Mail to a PO Box, you can request delivery confirmation, which provides proof of delivery. This can be especially useful if you're sending important documents or packages.
  4. Tracking information: You can track your Priority Mail package online, even if it's sent to a PO Box. The USPS will update the tracking information as the package is processed and delivered.

To send Priority Mail to a PO Box, simply follow these steps:

  1. Go to the USPS website and create a Priority Mail label.
  2. Enter the recipient's PO Box address as the delivery address.
  3. Choose the desired shipping speed and service level (e.g., 1-3 business days, 2-5 business days, etc.).
  4. Pay for the shipping label and print it out.
  5. Attach the label to the package and send it to the PO Box.

Remember to check with your local post office for any specific requirements or restrictions on sending Priority Mail to PO Boxes.