AOS Express Mail?

[Ashley_Armando 1]

I read somewhere that you are supposed to send the NVC packages express mail. Why is that? And it probably costs more right???

[Casprd 167]

You don't have to send it express mail, but that is one way to get the tracking number and know when the package arrived at the lockbox. Costs more than what? regular mail, yes. Fedex or USPS overnight, no.

[kimsue 3]

I send all correspondence with NVC in USPS flat rate priority mail envelopes... they are only $4.95 and you can add delivery confirmation for 70 cents. Each time I've done this, the NVC has received the envelope 2 days later, and that's from west coast to east coast. I don't see any reason to spend $20 on express mail unless that one day makes a huge difference to you.

Then again, this is assuming you are mailing from the US. My husband sent in the IV package from France and he sprung for very expensive service because it was the only way to guarantee delivery within a few days.

Hope this helps.

[Ashley_Armando 1]

thanks a bunch!! this does help me!!

I send all correspondence with NVC in USPS flat rate priority mail envelopes... they are only $4.95 and you can add delivery confirmation for 70 cents. Each time I've done this, the NVC has received the envelope 2 days later, and that's from west coast to east coast. I don't see any reason to spend $20 on express mail unless that one day makes a huge difference to you.

Then again, this is assuming you are mailing from the US. My husband sent in the IV package from France and he sprung for very expensive service because it was the only way to guarantee delivery within a few days.

Hope this helps.

[tooduhri 0]

I send all correspondence with NVC in USPS flat rate priority mail envelopes... they are only $4.95 and you can add delivery confirmation for 70 cents. Each time I've done this, the NVC has received the envelope 2 days later, and that's from west coast to east coast. I don't see any reason to spend $20 on express mail unless that one day makes a huge difference to you.

Then again, this is assuming you are mailing from the US. My husband sent in the IV package from France and he sprung for very expensive service because it was the only way to guarantee delivery within a few days.

Hope this helps.

I totally agree with this post.

[Dave and Kinnari 31]

I send all correspondence with NVC in USPS flat rate priority mail envelopes... they are only $4.95 and you can add delivery confirmation for 70 cents. Each time I've done this, the NVC has received the envelope 2 days later, and that's from west coast to east coast. I don't see any reason to spend $20 on express mail unless that one day makes a huge difference to you.

Then again, this is assuming you are mailing from the US. My husband sent in the IV package from France and he sprung for very expensive service because it was the only way to guarantee delivery within a few days.

Hope this helps.

This is a VERY good post. Thanks very much!

[kimsue 3]

Glad to help

I should be a spokesperson for the Postal Service... "If it fits, it ships!"