Questions? Answers.

Mail presorting refers to the process of sorting and organizing mail by destination before it is sent to the post office for delivery.

Presorting your mail can help to reduce postage costs and improve delivery times. It can also help to streamline your mailing process and make it more efficient.

Mail can be presorted using a variety of methods, including sorting by zip code, by carrier route, or by a combination of both.

Most types of mail, including letters, flats, and parcels, can be presorted.

You can presort your own mail if you have a small volume of mail and the necessary equipment and expertise. For larger volumes of mail or for more complex presorting needs, it may be more efficient to hire a professional presorting service.

The best presorting method for your mail will depend on factors such as your volume of mail, the destinations of your mail, and your budget. A professional presorting service can help you to determine the most cost-effective and efficient method for your needs.

Yes, there are size and weight restrictions for presorted mail. These may vary depending on the type of mail and the presorting method being used.

Yes, you can combine presorted mail with mail that is not presorted. However, you will need to pay the appropriate postage for each piece of mail.

You can track the delivery of your presorted mail through the USPS tracking system or by using a mail tracking service offered by your presorting provider.

Yes, you can use presorted mail for first-class mail. Presorted first-class mail generally receives priority treatment and can often be delivered more quickly than regular first-class mail. However, there are specific requirements for presorted first-class mail, including minimum and maximum weight limits, size restrictions, and address placement requirements. It's important to ensure that your presorted mail meets these requirements in order to take advantage of the reduced postage rates and improved delivery times.