Where can I drop off USPS packages?

If your packages have domestic shipping labels, you can drop them off at USPS collection locations without waiting in line. If the packages fit, you may drop them off at blue collection mailboxes and Post Office mail drop slots. Some Post Offices may also have a designated spot on the counter for prepaid packages.

What are the blue boxes at the post office?

A USPS drop box is a blue mailbox provided by the United States postal service that serves as a drop off point for mail and packages meeting certain guidelines.

Can I drop my ballot in a USPS mailbox?

Voters can return their voted vote-by-mail ballots by mail, at their county elections official’s office, or at any ballot drop-box location, any polling place, or any vote center throughout the state.

Can you drop small packages in blue mailbox?

The answer is yes. The U.S. post office allows consumers to drop packages into the blue mailboxes as long as they can fit and have the correct postage – whether that’s by stamps, or postage printed out from Amazon, Stamps.com or Paypal).

Can you drop off packages at USPS blue box?

Why are US mailboxes blue?

Unlike Canadian mailboxes, which were painted red, U.S. mail collection boxes were originally painted in red or green. On 4 July 1955, Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield announced that the Post Office would begin painting all mail collection boxes in red, white, and blue to make them easily identifiable.

Can you put a box in a blue mailbox?

How do I get a USPS box?

Apply for a PO Box

1. Step 1: Search for Post Office locations near you using the search bar under “Reserve a New PO Box.”
2. Step 2: Choose a Post Office location and make selections on your desired PO Box size and payment period.
3. Step 3: Enter your contact and billing information to reserve your PO Box.

Can I put a small package in the mailbox?

If your package is less than one-half inch thick and weighs less than 10 oz, you may use postage stamps and do one of the following: Put it in your mailbox for carrier pickup. Drop it in a blue collection box or Post Office lobby mail slot. Request a free pickup.