How many stamps to mail passport
The number of stamps required to mail a passport depends on the country and the type of mail service used. Here are some general guidelines:
USPS (United States Postal Service)
- For domestic mail, you can use a single Forever Stamp (currently $0.55) to mail a passport.
- For international mail, you'll need to use a Global Forever Stamp (currently $1.20) or a Priority Mail International Flat Rate Envelope, which costs $24.95.
Canada Post
- For domestic mail, you can use a single domestic stamp (currently $1.05) to mail a passport.
- For international mail, you'll need to use an International Lettermail stamp (currently $3.50) or a Priority Mail International Flat Rate Envelope, which costs $24.95.
Other countries
- Check with your local post office or postal service website for the correct postage rates and requirements for mailing a passport in your country.
Additional tips
- Make sure to affix the correct postage on the envelope, as underpayment can result in delays or additional fees.
- Consider using a trackable mail service, such as Priority Mail or Registered Mail, to ensure your passport arrives safely and securely.
- If you're mailing your passport to a government agency, such as the US Department of State, you may need to use a specific type of mail service or envelope, so be sure to check with the agency for their requirements.
Remember to always check with your local post office or postal service website for the most up-to-date information on postage rates and requirements.