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A Proof of Delivery (POD) letter, which has a copy of the signature, can be obtained by email at no additional expense. Customers can request the POD by going to the USPS Tracking website on USPS.com, entering the article barcode number of the mailpiece, and requesting a POD via email.
How much does a certificate of mailing cost? In 2019, a certificate of mailing costs a flat fee of $1.45. In 2020, this fee will increase to $1.50.
To request a POD letter: Go to USPS Tracking at tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmActioninput. Enter a valid tracking number. Select Proof of Delivery. Provide your contact information.
Proof of Delivery is only available for items where a Signature Confirmation service has been purchased or is included in the mail class: Signature Confirmation Service. Restricted Delivery. Adult Signature Required.
USPS presort preparation Sort your mail into specific mail trays or mail sacks (provided by the USPS at no cost). Fill out a postage statement either manually or online and apply barcoded labels to each mailing container. Deliver to the Post Office that you received your USPS bulk mail permit from.
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To qualify for Standard Mail (bulk) rates, mailings must: Consist of a minimum of 200 addressed pieces (or 50 pounds). Be made of printed pieces identical in content, size, and weight.
What Is Proof of Delivery? Proof of Delivery (POD) is a document that confirms an order has arrived at its destination and was successfully delivered to the intended recipient. PODs tend to include recipients name and address, order details, tracking number, and a signature that shows the delivery was completed.
In order to mail at commercial prices, you need to: Get a mailing permit (permission to mail) and pay an annual mailing fee for each class of mail (First-Class Mail and USPS Marketing Mail). Pay postage using one of several convenient methods: precanceled stamps, metered postage or permit imprint.

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