What do you need on an envelope to mail it

To mail an envelope, you'll need to include the following:

  1. Recipient's Address: The correct address of the person or organization you're sending the envelope to. This should include:
    • Name
    • Street address or post office box number
    • Apartment or suite number (if applicable)
    • City
    • State (or province or territory)
    • ZIP code (or postal code)
  2. Return Address: Your own address, which is usually printed in the top-left corner of the envelope. This is where the recipient can send a response or return the envelope if it's undeliverable.
  3. Postage: You'll need to affix the correct postage to the envelope. This can be done using a stamp or a postage meter. The amount of postage required will depend on the weight and size of the envelope, as well as the destination.
  4. Optional:
    • Special Handling: If you need to request special handling, such as "Fragile" or "Do Not Bend," you can include a note or use a special handling label.
    • Tracking: If you want to track the envelope, you can use a tracking label or a service like USPS Tracking.
    • Insurance: If you're sending a valuable or sensitive item, you may want to consider purchasing insurance to protect against loss or damage.

Remember to always follow the guidelines set by the postal service in your country, as well as any specific requirements for the type of mail you're sending (e.g., international mail, certified mail, etc.).