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How to Send Insurance Plan via USPS

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Below are some common questions from our customers that may provide you with the answer you're looking for. If you can't find an answer to your question, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Are packages sent through USPS insured?

Documents are insured against loss, damage, or rifling at no additional cost to mailer. Coverage is limited to the actual value of the shipment. Additional coverage may be purchased at any Post Office in increments up to $5,000.

How do I insure a package through USPS?

You can purchase insurance at any Post Office facility or online in amounts up to $5,000 depending on the mail class. Priority Mail Express service provides insurance up to $100 free of charge. Additional incremental insurance up to $5,000 can be purchased.

How do I know if my USPS package is insured?

The printed online label record must clearly identify the following information: The USPS Tracking number of the insured parcel. The total postage paid. The insurance fee paid. The declared value. The declared mailing or shipping date. The origin ZIP Code and delivery ZIP Code, or a printed online label record.

Can I add insurance to USPS flat rate?

Up to $100 insurance coverage included in price of postage. Additional coverage may be purchased at any Post Office in increments up to $5,000.

What type of USPS mail is insured?

INSURED MAIL You can purchase insurance coverage up to $5,000 for Standard mail, as well as Standard mail matter mailed at the Priority Mail or First-Class Mail rate. For articles insured for more than $50, a receipt of delivery is signed by the recipient and filed at the delivery post office.

Do all USPS packages come with insurance?

Most packages now qualify for free insurance*** up to $50 or $100 for Commercial Plus customers and thats with current Priority Mail rates staying the same.

How to get USPS insurance?

Go to .usps.com/insurance/online.htm for more information about online insurance. For insurance coverage of more than $500, you may purchase retail insurance at a Post Office. Retail insurance provides coverage up to $5,000 and may not be combined with online insurance.

Should I use USPS insurance?

Whether or not shipping insurance is worth the cost depends on your shipping volume and the value of your items. The chance of an average letter or package getting lost or damaged is relatively small. But if you are shipping a high volume of valuable items, then shipping insurance will likely pay for itself.

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