Mail question

[Eternal]

If I'm sending a letter to Canada (I'm in the US,) do I only need 1 37 cent stamp?

 

[skinnydart]

No, you will need more than that. 37 cents is only within the US (including Alaska).

I thought you were a mod?

 

[diablo]

Canada is outside of the US, and as such you'll need both a higher rate stamp and a Customs Declaration (CN 22). Just click the "Documents" box, fill out the rest, attach the stamp, attach the green sticky portion of CN 22 to the envelope, and send it on it's way. A postal employee should be able to give you the needed sticker/form along with a stamp with the correct postage based on the weight of the envelope.

 

[check_mate_kid_uk]

eternal this is not the apropriate place to post such a question, you of all people should now there is a secret internatinal postage forum on the board after a vast number of requests. Obviously those requests where not in the form of a letter as the requesters did not know how much the postage costs for their letter

 

[Eternal]

Originally posted by check_mate_kid_uk
eternal this is not the apropriate place to post such a question, you of all people should now there is a secret internatinal postage forum on the board after a vast number of requests. Obviously those requests where not in the form of a letter as the requesters did not know how much the postage costs for their letter

What the hell are you talking about?

Diablo - Guess I'll head over to the post office tomorrow since it's closed now (backwards town.)

skinnydart - See the thread "Tired of the Arguing" in the S&F forum...I already explained that.

 

[CableLight]

I'd like...Call the post office...or something...

 

[diablo]

Originally posted by CableLight
I'd like...Call the post office...or something...

You might be able to do everything online and print out a label by visiting www.usps.com