How to mail priority mail express

To mail a Priority Mail Express package, follow these steps:

Step 1: Prepare Your Package

  1. Make sure your package is properly packaged and sealed.
  2. Attach a clear and legible address label to the outside of the package.
  3. Ensure the package is not oversized or overweight for Priority Mail Express.

Step 2: Determine the Cost

  1. Check the USPS website or consult with a postal clerk to determine the cost of Priority Mail Express based on the package's weight, size, and destination.
  2. You can also use the USPS online calculator to estimate the cost.

Step 3: Purchase a Priority Mail Express Label

  1. You can purchase a Priority Mail Express label online at usps.com or at a local post office.
  2. If you're purchasing online, you'll need to print the label and attach it to the package.
  3. If you're purchasing at a post office, the clerk will provide you with a label.

Step 4: Attach the Label

  1. Attach the Priority Mail Express label to the outside of the package, making sure it's securely fastened.
  2. Make sure the label is visible and not covered by any other labels or packaging materials.

Step 5: Affix Additional Services (Optional)

  1. If you want to add additional services, such as insurance or signature confirmation, you can do so at the post office or online.
  2. These services may require an additional fee.

Step 6: Drop Off the Package

  1. Take the package to a Priority Mail Express drop-off location, such as a post office or a blue collection box.
  2. Give the package to the clerk or deposit it in the collection box.
  3. Make sure to keep a record of the tracking number, which can be found on the label.

Step 7: Track Your Package

  1. You can track your Priority Mail Express package online at usps.com or through the USPS mobile app.
  2. Enter the tracking number to monitor the package's progress and estimated delivery date.

Important Notes:

By following these steps, you can ensure that your package is properly prepared and shipped using Priority Mail Express.