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If your packages have domestic shipping labels, you can drop them off at USPS collection locations without waiting in line. Then, schedule a free USPS pickup and make the powerful software work for you! Just print a SCAN form after all of your shipping labels for the day have been printed. The carrier just needs to scan a single barcode on the SCAN form to activate an acceptance event for all of the packages associated with the form. The SCAN form is designed to record package acceptance events in the USPS tracking database. If you need acceptance scans of your packages, we recommend using the Shipment Confirmation Acceptance Notice (SCAN) form feature. Click “Done” to return to the “USPS Pickup” screen.

Click “Submit” and then print the pickup date/time and confirmation number that appears.

Check the boxes next to the mailpieces that you want picked up.

Click “USPS Pickup” from the “View History” menu on the left navigation bar.

To schedule a USPS pickup, follow these steps in : Have a package at another mail class? Not to worry: as long as your pickup request includes at least one qualifying class, the mailpieces with non-qualifying mail classes will be picked up as well.

The service is available for Priority Express Mail, Priority Mail, Priority Express Mail International, Priority Mail International and Global Express Guaranteed. We recommend scheduling a pickup request in order to alert the Post Office and so the carrier can make appropriate preparations. With, it’s easy to schedule a free USPS pickup through your software. Being a customer means that you save time and have access to multiple drop-off options! The security policies are met when you use. However, the good news is that this rule does not apply to PC Postage users like customers. Normally, if your mailpiece weighs over 13 ounces, you would not be able to drop it off in a mailbox, lobby mail slot, or blue collection box due to security policies. You may have seen warning notices posted on mailboxes that discuss the 13-ounce rule.