US Postal Service (USPS) Customer FAQ

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No, the delivery date is not encoded on the envelope. The USPS does not print the delivery date on the envelope itself. Instead, tracking information is available for packages and can be accessed online or through tracking services provided by USPS.

Delays in package acceptance can be due to various factors, including high shipping volumes, staffing issues, or potential customs holds for international shipments. In some instances, packages may be pending acceptance if they are awaiting scanning or processing at a facility. We recommend checking the tracking status regularly for updates.

To obtain a money order inquiry form, you can visit your local post office. The forms are typically available at the counter. Additionally, you may also check if the form is available for download online from the USPS website.

Priority Mail Express is advertised as a one-day service, but delays can occasionally occur due to various factors such as weather, operational issues, or the volume of mail. If your package did not arrive as expected, we recommend checking its status online using the tracking number provided. This will give you the most updated information on your shipment.