Can you use a US stamp on a letter from Canada to US?

Answer 1

No, you cannot. International mail is controlled under the International Postal Union, an organization that is part of the United Nations. You use the postage of the country in which the letter is mailed, in this case, Canada.

Answer 2

Yes, but only for it's monetary value. As of December 2010, a 1 oz letter to Canada costs 75 cents. The forever stamp is worth the first class domestic rate on the day it is used, so in December 2010, it is worth 44 cents. So you can use it, but you need to add 31 cents if you're going to get it to Canada.

Answer 3

You would use US Postage on the Item. This will be honored by the Canadian Postal Service, just as US Currency is honored. However, check with the US Postal Service to see HOW MUCH Postage is required for the weight/destination of your item.

Answer 4

No. Postage must be from the country of origin, in this case you would use US Postage stamps to mail the postcard.

Answer 5

You can, but you are over-paying by 13 cents - the actual rate is only 75 cents to Canada- 2 first-class stamps total 88 cents.

Answer 6

No, you cannot mail a letter in the US with Canadian postage. You always use the postage of the country of origin, regardless of where they are going.

Answer 7

No it will not be enough. The cost to mail to Canada is 98 cents.

Answer 8

No, you cannot. Under the International agreements, you use the stamps of the country of origin. So you need to use the Canadian stamps to mail a letter to the US from Canada.