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Domestic Mail Manual (DMM sec. 503) – Additional Services Registered Mail Label 200 Registered Mail is the most secure service that the USPS offers. Registered Mail provides the sender with a mailing receipt and, upon request, electronic verification that an article was delivered or that a delivery attempt was made. Only matter prepaid with postage at the First-Class Mail prices (including Priority Mail) may be Registered. The face (address side) of the registered article must be at least 5 inches long and 3-1/2 inches high, regardless of thickness. Postal insurance is provided for articles with a value of at least $0.01 up to a maximum insured value of $25,000. Insurance is included in the fee. Postal insurance is not available for articles with no value ($0.00). Certified Mail PS Form 3800 (Fee = $2.70) Certified Mail service provides the sender with a mailing receipt and, upon request, electronic verification that an article was delivered or that a d elivery attempt was made.

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Domestic Mail Manual (DMM sec. 503) – Additional Services

Registered Mail

Label 200

• Registered Mail is the most secure service that the USPS offers.

• Registered Mail provides the sender with a mailing receipt and, upon request,electronic verification that an article was delivered or that a delivery attemptwas made.

• Only matter prepaid with postage at the First-Class Mail prices (includingPriority Mail) may be Registered.

• The face (address side) of the registered article must be at least 5 inches longand 3-1/2 inches high, regardless of thickness.

• Postal insurance is provided for articles with a value of at least $0.01 up to amaximum insured value of $25,000. Insurance is included in the fee. Postalinsurance is not available for articles with no value ($0.00).

Certified Mail

• PS Form 3800 (Fee = $2.70)• Certified Mail service provides the sender with a mailing receipt and, upon

request, electronic verification that an article was delivered or that a deliveryattempt was made.

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Insured Mail

• Insured mail purchased at a retail Post Office provides up to $5,000.00 indemnitycoverage for a lost, rifled, or damaged article, subject to the standards for the

service and payment of the applicable fee.• Insured mail $200 and under is listed on PS Form 3813 (Black). All insured mail

valued over $200 is listed on PS Form 3813-P (Blue).

• PS Form 3813-P (Blue) provides a tracking number, PS 3813 (Black) does not.

Certificate of Mailing

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• PS Form 3817• Certificate of mailing service provides evidence that mail has been presented to

the USPS for mailing. Certificate of mailing service does not provide a record of delivery.

Return Receipt

• PS Form 3811• Return receipt service provides a mailer with evidence of delivery (to whom the

mail was delivered and date of delivery), along with information about therecipient’s actual delivery address.

• May be purchased at the time of mailing OR after mailing. The mailer may requesta delivery record after mailing for Express Mail, Certified Mail, Registered Mail,COD mail, and mail insured for more than $200.00.

• Return Receipt after mailing may be purchased up to 90 days after the date of mailing.

Delivery Confirmation

• PS Form 152• Delivery Confirmation service provides the mailer with information about the date

and time an article was delivered and, if delivery was attempted but notsuccessful, the date and time of the delivery attempt.

Signature Confirmation

• PS Form 153

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• Signature Confirmation service provides the mailer with information about thedate and time an article was delivered and, if delivery was attempted but notsuccessful, the date and time of the delivery attempt.

Money Orders

• Money order fee is $0.30 for military post offices, $1.05 for civilian post offices

($.01 to $500), and $1.50 for civilian post offices (over $500). Exam will mostlikely ask about military fees.

• A customer may purchase any amount of money orders, but only $1,000 may beon a single money order.

• Any customer purchasing over $3,000 in one business day must fill out PS Form8105-A (Funds Transaction Report or FTR), and show identification bearing thepurchaser’s photograph, name, and address.

• There are 11 digits in a money order serial number . Only the first 10 digits arerelevant.