Does priority mail ship to po boxes

Yes, the United States Postal Service (USPS) does ship Priority Mail to PO boxes. In fact, Priority Mail is one of the most popular shipping options for sending packages to PO boxes.

Here are some important details to keep in mind:

  1. PO box addresses are accepted: You can use a PO box address as the destination address for Priority Mail shipments.
  2. No signature required: Since PO boxes are unmanned, you don't need to sign for the package when it's delivered.
  3. Delivery confirmation: The USPS will provide delivery confirmation for Priority Mail shipments sent to PO boxes, which means you'll receive a tracking number and can track the package's progress.
  4. Package size and weight limits: Priority Mail has specific size and weight limits, which apply to packages sent to PO boxes as well. Make sure to check the USPS website for the most up-to-date information on these limits.
  5. Additional services: Some additional services, like insurance and signature confirmation, may not be available for PO box deliveries. However, you can still purchase insurance for your Priority Mail package, and the USPS will provide delivery confirmation.

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

  1. Create a shipping label using the USPS website or at a local post office.
  2. Enter the PO box address as the destination address.
  3. Choose the Priority Mail service level and any additional services you need (e.g., insurance).
  4. Pay for the shipping and print the label.
  5. Attach the label to your package and drop it off at a post office or mail carrier.

Remember to check the USPS website for any specific requirements or restrictions for sending Priority Mail packages to PO boxes in your area.