Do I have to pay to resend a returned package?

If a package is returned to you due to the fault of USPS, they may resend it at no charge (check with your local post office), or you may apply for a refund due to Service Not Rendered.

Can you resend a returned package?

My understanding is if a package comes back to you due to an incomplete address, and if the package is unopened, you can resend with the same postage label by merely correcting the address and putting it back in the mail.

What happens if I underpaid postage?

Parcels bearing insufficient postage are normally returned to the sender. If the item makes it to the destination post office, the delivery person will attempt to obtain the postage deficiency from the addressee. If the addressee refuses to pay, the article is returned to the sender.

What happens if mail has insufficient postage?

Mail with insufficient postage that is refused by the addressee or otherwise undeliverable is: Returned to the sender and delivered when the sender pays the total deficient postage and additional postage for forwarding or return if other than First-Class Mail and with a return address. c.

What happens to post with insufficient postage?

If a letter that has insufficient or no postage paid does not state the sender, you as the recipient have to pay a delivery fee to have it delivered. You receive information about the amount and how the payment can be made on a counterfoil that is sent to you.

How do I get a refund for unused postage?

You may be eligible for a refund from the USPS based on current USPS postal regulations. To request a refund from the USPS, obtain a printed copy of USPS Form 3533 – Application for Refund of Fees, Products and Withdrawal of Customer Accounts from your local Post Office. This form is not available online.

Can you put return packages in your mailbox?

Dropping your packages off 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.