Study abroad mailing guides

• You need to mail a signed form back home
• A program requires mailed documents with a U.S. postmark
• You want USPS delivery without international shipping delays
• You are outside the U.S. but the recipient still expects a domestic USPS mailing

1. Sign and scan your document
2. Upload the PDF and enter addresses
3. Checkout and we print and mail it through the appropriate mailing provider

If you already have the document as a PDF, you do not need an international courier just to get a U.S. postmark. Upload the PDF, enter your return address and the U.S. recipient, choose the mailing speed, and review the order before checkout.

This is useful for university offices, housing offices, banks, government forms, family paperwork, and any process that still expects mailed documents even though you are studying abroad.

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