FedEx 2Day offers guaranteed two-business-day arrival with tracking and an optional signature confirmation add-on—making it a powerful option when business-critical mail cannot wait. If you send mail online
A common question we get is: Can I get a Certified Mail signature confirmation? The answer is simple: yes, you can get signature confirmation when
Healthcare offices use LetterStream to print and send patient letters and statements online, helping teams manage sensitive mail accurately and reliably. We hear from healthcare teams who want a
Municipalities and utilities can rely on print-to-mail services to automate bills and notices while maintaining accuracy and reliability. From utility bills to compliance notices, public-sector mail must be timely, consistent,
Legal mail leaves no room for error, which is why law firms are increasingly sending certified letters, legal notices, and court documents online. Legal mail
Nonprofit fundraising letters remain one of the most effective ways to connect with donors, but mailing them by hand slows campaigns down. Printing, organizing, and managing appeals manually pulls
Sending collection letters from your computer is one of the most effective ways to stay compliant, reduce errors, and maintain consistency across every notice you send. For
LetterStream allows businesses to send multiple types of mail online, including First-Class Mail, Certified Mail, postcards, coupon booklets, FedEx 2Day, and more, all through one
Property managers handle a constant flow of important mail. Rent notices, policy updates, and legal letters all have deadlines, and missing one or any of
Online printing and mailing services help businesses send physical mail digitally, eliminating in-house printing, manual handling, and operational inefficiencies while improving accuracy, security, and reliability.
Print-and-mail services are rapidly replacing traditional in-house mailing as businesses look to reduce costs, save time, and eliminate operational risk. Many teams debate whether to
Announcement: USPS postmarks are now applied during processing rather than at drop-off, which means the date on a postmark may not reflect when mail was
