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Send Certified Mail from home in minutes with just a printer.
No envelopes, forms, labels, stamps, waiting in line, or account required!

- How it Works
- Get Started

## How it Works

- #### Add Info

  Tell us where your letter is going and your return address.

- #### Pay

  We'll charge your card for the price of postage plus a $1 service fee.

- #### Print and Fold

  Print the PDF we give you, fold it around your letter, and tape the edges to make a postage-paid envelope.

- #### Send

  Put your letter in your mailbox like any other outgoing mail; it'll be picked up by your mail carrier.

Get Started

## Send a Certified Mail letter

### To:

### From:

### Options:

Certified Mail
Trackable via USPS.com to follow its progress and see the date and time of delivery. The recipient will need to sign for it or pick it up from their local post office.
Certified Mail + Electronic Return Receipt
With this extra service, after the letter is delivered, you can visit USPS.com and use the tracking code to have the return receipt, including date, time, and a copy of the signature, emailed to you.
First Class letter
Make a regular First Class envelope with no tracking, signatures, or special features. Must weigh no more than 3.5 ounces and be at most 1/4 inch thick. If the contents aren't flexible, it must weigh no more than 3 ounces.

- Next

To:
From:

### Total:

- Edit Address
- Purchase

You're all set! Print the PDF below on a sheet of 8.5x11 letter-sized paper. Make sure your printer is set to print at 100% or actual size and not shrink to fit. Then just fold on the dashed lines, put your letter inside, tape the edges, and tape the flap to seal. Put the letter in your mailbox with the signal flag up, or slide it into your cluster mailbox's outgoing mail slot.

Tracking Number:
You should write this number down or bookmark the tracking link, we won't show it again after you leave the page.

Warning: Do not print and mail multiple copies of the same PDF. It's fraud, forgery, theft, and a violation of multiple federal laws, such as 18 U.S. Code § 501, 1001, 1341, 1720, 1725, and 3802. If two letters with the same barcode are detected by the mail sorting system, they will be automatically reported to USPIS, the federal postal police. If your PDF doesn't print correctly, first cancel the misprinted postage by drawing an X through all the barcodes or destroying the paper, then try printing again.

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