Service Standards Maps. Please click here for downloadable service standard files. To reach a site that displays expected delivery days based on mailing day, please click here for domestic and here for international.

May 21, 2022 · While there are no guaranteed delivery timeframes for regular first-class mail, an interactive map from the USPS makes it possible to find out how long it is expected to take for a letter to...

This map illustrates the service standards based on January 1 Labeling Lists changes and the business rules defined in the Federal Register (39 CFR 121).

This map will provide you with expected 1, 2, or 3 day delivery areas for Priority Mail ® shipments. Exceptions apply and delivery time is not guaranteed. Get Started! Enter the 3- or 5-digit ZIP Code ™ you're shipping from.

Jan 25, 2023 · The map, which depicts the USPS's service standards as of October 1, 2022, is organized by both the class of mail (first-class mail, marketing mail, etc.) and by the zip code of...

Service Standards for Retail Ground or Parcel Select Ground packages originating and destinating within the contiguous United States (CONUS) will reflect First Class Package Service (FCPS) service standards of 2-5 days.

USPS measures mail from collection to delivery, determines service performance of that mail and applies the data to provide timely, reliable, accurate and secure mail services. First-Class Mail® examples include letters, cards, envelopes, bills, invoices, and financial statements.

The Post Office has announced that mail delivery times are changing as of October 1, 2021. The main difference will be for long distance mail. Previous standard of three days for First Class Mail is changing to five days.

Compare USPS mail services by starting retail prices, delivery speed, and more. Most services automatically include USPS Tracking ® (except First-Class Mail ® service), and you can add insurance and extra services.

Jun 8, 2021 · You can use zone maps to estimate the delivery time and cost of USPS services like Priority Mail and First Class Mail. This blog explains how to read USPS zone maps, and what they mean for your business.