How much to send a document through mail
The cost of sending a document through mail depends on several factors, including:
- Weight and size: The heavier and larger the document, the more it will cost to send.
- Distance: The farther the document needs to travel, the more it will cost.
- Service level: The type of service you choose (e.g., first-class, priority, express) affects the cost.
- Mail class: The type of mail class you use (e.g., letter, package, envelope) affects the cost.
Here are some general estimates for sending a document through mail in the United States:
First-Class Mail
- Envelope (1 oz): $0.55 (domestic), $1.15 (international)
- Envelope (2 oz): $0.70 (domestic), $1.30 (international)
- Envelope (3 oz): $0.85 (domestic), $1.45 (international)
Priority Mail
- Envelope (1 oz): $7.50 (domestic), $24.50 (international)
- Envelope (2 oz): $8.25 (domestic), $26.25 (international)
- Envelope (3 oz): $9.00 (domestic), $28.00 (international)
Priority Mail Express
- Envelope (1 oz): $25.50 (domestic), $44.50 (international)
- Envelope (2 oz): $27.25 (domestic), $46.25 (international)
- Envelope (3 oz): $29.00 (domestic), $48.00 (international)
Package Services
- Package (1 lb): $7.50 (domestic), $24.50 (international)
- Package (2 lbs): $10.50 (domestic), $31.50 (international)
- Package (3 lbs): $13.50 (domestic), $38.50 (international)
Keep in mind that these are general estimates and prices may vary depending on your specific situation. You can check the official USPS website for the most up-to-date pricing information.
Additionally, you may want to consider the following:
- Insurance: If you want to insure your document against loss or damage, you'll need to add an additional fee.
- Tracking: If you want to track your document, you'll need to use a service that offers tracking, such as Priority Mail or Priority Mail Express.
- Special handling: If you need special handling, such as signature upon delivery or delivery confirmation, you'll need to add an additional fee.