Does first class mail come separately

In the United States, First Class Mail is typically sent in a single package or envelope, unless you specifically request separate packaging or use a service that allows for separate packaging.

Here are some scenarios where First Class Mail might come separately:

1. Multiple items in a single package: If you're sending multiple items, such as letters or small packages, they may be packaged together in a single envelope or box. In this case, each item will still be processed and delivered as a single First Class Mail piece.
2. Priority Mail: If you use Priority Mail, which is a faster and more expensive service, your items may be packaged separately and sent via separate packages. This is because Priority Mail is designed for time-sensitive shipments and requires more handling and tracking.
3. Special handling: If you request special handling, such as signature upon delivery or insurance, your package may be packaged separately to ensure it's properly handled and tracked.
4. Large or heavy items: If you're sending large or heavy items, such as books or packages, they may be packaged separately to ensure they're properly protected and handled during transit.

In general, however, First Class Mail is designed to be a cost-effective and efficient way to send small, lightweight items, and they're typically packaged together in a single envelope or package.