Persons or organizations paying this fee may enter mail of their clients as well as their own mail. Payment of one fee allows a mailer to enter mail at all those prices. Payment of this fee does not apply to qualified full-service mailings (under 705.23.3.1a). 1.5 Presort Mailing FeeĪ First-Class Mail presort mailing fee must be paid once each 12-month period at each office of mailing by any person or organization entering mailings at automation or Presorted First-Class Mail prices. 1.4 Nonautomation Nonmachinable Priceįor the letter-size nonautomation nonmachinable prices, Notice 123–Price List. 1.3 Automation and Nonautomation Prices for Cards and Lettersįor prices, see Notice 123–Price List. For example, if a piece weighs 1.2 ounces, the weight (postage) increment is 2 ounces. Any fraction of an ounce is considered a whole ounce. Any fraction of an ounce is considered a whole ounce.įirst-Class Mail flats prices are charged per ounce up to the maximum of 13 ounces. Single-Piece Letters: Per ounce up to the maximum of 3.5 ounces.Residual Single-Piece Letters: One price up to the maximum 3.5 ounces. Nonautomation Nonmachinable: One price per presort level up to the maximum 3.5 ounces.Nonautomation Machinable: One price per presort level up to the maximum 3.5 ounces.Machinable (Presorted): One price up to the maximum 3.5 ounces.Automation: One price per presort level up to the maximum 3.5 ounces.1.2 Price Computation for First-Class Mail Letters and Flats 1.2.1 Cards and LettersĬommercial First-Class Mail Presorted cards and letters are charged as follows: Postage is based on the price that applies to the weight of each addressed piece. USPS Marketing Mail Eligibility Decision TreeĢ30 230 Commercial Mail First-Class Mail 233 Prices and EligibilityĢ.0 Content Standards for First-Class Mailģ.0 Basic Eligibility Standards for First-Class MailĤ.0 Additional Eligibility Standards for Nonautomation First-Class Mailĥ.0 Additional Eligibility Standards for Automation First-Class MailĦ.0 Eligibility Standards for Card Price First-Class Mail 1.0 Prices and Fees 1.1 Price Application.Designing Letter and Reply Mail (PUB 25).
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