i believe you can as long as you put the right amount of postage on.
You use the postage of the country of origin, in this case, you would use Canadian postage.
Have to use postage from country of origin
You can use any USPS postage as long as it is at least $0.94. Make sure to write "AIRMAIL" on the letter as well.
No, you must use US postage stamps.
No, the postage used needs to be from the country of origin, in this case, Canada.
You must use Canadian postage stamps when you are mailing a letter from Vancouver, BC, Canada. You would need to purchase a certain stamp depending on the letter's destination. Postage rates apply to domestic, USA, and International destinations.
a letter weighing 1 gram to Eire, what postage do I need?
Yes, you can use Canadian stamps to mail a letter to the U.S., as long as the stamps are valid for international postage. However, it's essential to ensure that you have the correct postage amount for sending mail to the U.S. If you're unsure, you can check with Canada Post for the current rates and requirements.
You can use forever stamps on the letter. It is worth 44 cents toward the cost. You must put additional postage on the envelope.
To send a letter from the U.S. to Okinawa, Japan, you typically need to apply international postage. As of now, a standard letter weighing up to 1 ounce requires $1.50 in postage. It's advisable to check with the USPS or use their online postage calculator for the latest rates and to ensure proper postage based on the weight and size of your letter.
Yes. You use US postage to mail a letter from the US to anywhere else in the world. Take the letter to your neighborhood post office and have them weigh it. They tell you how much you have to stick on it to get where it's going, you buy the postage right there, and you leave the letter with them to go right into the tub.
The stamp has to be accepted where you mail the letter. If you are mailing in Canada, you need a Canadian stamp. If you are in the US mailing to Canada, you can use a US stamp.