Eligibility Standards for First-Class Mail Flats 2025

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What is USPS First Class Package Service? USPS First Class Package Service allows you to ship lightweight packages that weigh up to 15.999 ounces. As for dimensions, a First Class Package can have a maximum combined length and girth of 108 inches. Items can be sent in an envelope, poly mailer, or plain or branded box.
What is USPS Ground Advantage vs First Class? Essentially, USPS First-Class Package Service is being renamed USPS Ground Advantage. The main difference is that Ground Advantage includes insurance. Going forward, USPS First-Class Mail will only accommodate postcards and envelopes.
All presorted First-Class Mail letters must: Meet the basic content standards for First-Class Mail in 2.0. Weigh 3.5 ounces or less. Meet the applicable standards in 234, and 1.0. Be part of a single mailing of at least 500 pieces of Presorted First-Class Mail. Meet the applicable physical standards in 201.
Maximum weight for First-Class Mail letters is 3.5 oz; for large First-Class Mail envelopes, the maximum weight is 13 oz. All postcards and envelopes (or flats) must be rectangular, otherwise an additional charge may apply. Additional size restrictions apply depending on the type of mailpiece youre sending.
Who Can Use USPS First Class Package Service? This service can be used by any business that needs to send lightweight packages under 1 pound. As long as the weight doesnt exceed 15.999 ounces, you can ship to any residential or commercial address, as well as to any P.O. Box within the U.S. and associated territories.
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The words large envelopes and flats are used interchangeably. Whatever you call them, flats must: Have one dimension that is greater than 6-1/8 inches high OR 11- inches long OR inch thick. Be no more than 12 inches high x 15 inches long x inch thick.
Maximum weight for First-Class Mail letters is 3.5 oz; for large First-Class Mail envelopes, the maximum weight is 13 oz. All postcards and envelopes (or flats) must be rectangular, otherwise an additional charge may apply.

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