Does priority mail come with insurance

Yes, Priority Mail from the United States Postal Service (USPS) comes with insurance coverage. Here are the details:

1. Free Insurance: Priority Mail packages are automatically insured for up to $50 against loss or damage. This means that if your package is lost or damaged during transit, you can file a claim with the USPS and receive reimbursement up to $50.
2. Optional Additional Insurance: You can purchase additional insurance coverage for your Priority Mail package if you need more protection. The maximum coverage available is $5,000. You can purchase additional insurance coverage online or at a post office.
3. How to File a Claim: If your Priority Mail package is lost or damaged, you'll need to file a claim with the USPS. You can do this online or by visiting a post office. You'll need to provide proof of value, a description of the item, and any relevant documentation.

Here are the insurance coverage limits for Priority Mail:

• Priority Mail: $50 (free insurance)
• Priority Mail Express: $100 (free insurance)
• Additional insurance coverage: up to $5,000 (optional)

Keep in mind that insurance coverage only applies to the value of the item(s) being shipped, not the shipping cost.