Can you use a global stamp on domestic mail

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

• Global Forever Stamps are specifically designed for international mail, and they have a specific international postage rate.
• Domestic mail, on the other hand, requires a postage rate that is different from the international rate.
• Using a Global Forever Stamp on domestic mail would result in overpayment, as the stamp would have a higher value than the domestic postage rate.

However, there are a few exceptions and considerations:

• If you're sending a domestic letter to a U.S. territory or possession (such as Puerto Rico, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands), you can use a Global Forever Stamp. These territories have their own postal rates, which are often lower than the domestic rates.
• If you're sending a domestic package or large envelope, you may be able to use a Global Forever Stamp if the package weighs less than 1 ounce and is sent to a destination that is eligible for the Global Forever rate. However, this is subject to specific regulations and restrictions.
• If you're unsure about the correct postage rate for your domestic mail, you can use the USPS Postage Calculator or consult with a postal clerk at your local post office.

In general, it's best to use the correct postage rate for your domestic mail to avoid overpayment or underpayment. You can use a Forever Stamp or a First-Class Mail stamp, which are specifically designed for domestic mail.