USPS, also known as the United States Postal Service, is an independent agency of the federal government of the United States that is responsible for providing postal service in the US. USPS offers a wide range of mail and package delivery services, as well as shipping supplies, stamps, and other products.
USPS was founded in 1775, making it one of the oldest institutions in the US.
It was originally called the 'United States Post Office Department'.
In 1971, it was restructured as an independent agency of the executive branch of the US government and became the 'United States Postal Service'.
FedEx is a multinational courier services company that offers overnight courier, ground courier, heavy freight, document copying and printing, and logistics services.
UPS is a multinational package delivery and supply chain management company that offers a wide range of shipping and logistics solutions.
USPS's standard mail class, with a delivery time of 1-3 business days.
USPS's fastest mail service, with delivery within 1-2 business days.
USPS's international expedited shipping service, with delivery within 1-3 business days.
USPS's online package tracking service that allows customers to track the status of their shipments.
USPS offers a variety of shipping supplies, including boxes, envelopes, labels, and tape.
Yes, USPS does deliver on Sundays for certain mail classes, including Priority Mail Express and Amazon packages.
The maximum weight for a USPS package varies depending on the mail class, but typically ranges from 70 pounds (Priority Mail) to 150 pounds (Parcel Select).
No, you need a tracking number to track your USPS package. If you don't have one, you can ask the sender to provide it to you.
First-Class Mail is a standard mail class that typically takes 1-3 business days for delivery. Priority Mail is a faster mail class that typically takes 1-2 business days for delivery.
If your package is damaged or lost, you can file a USPS insurance claim online or by visiting a local post office. You will need to provide proof of value and evidence of damage or loss.