How many postal stamps are needed for a letter from California to Utah?

Answer 1

Depends on the weight of the letter. About 6 pages is a good estimate for what the post office considers regular first class mail and only needs one 41 cent stamp regardless of where in the US you are sending from/to.

Heavier letters (if you had a lot to say or are sending a heavy weight card) can be taken to the post office, weighed and paid for right there; it's usually just a few cents more than the 41 cents. Some post offices even have scales that print the postage for you so you don't have to wait in line.

Answer 2

For a standard-shaped 1 oz letter, the rate for regular First-Class Mail International from the US to Mexico is $0.72, so two stamps should cover it. However, there are faster options that cost a little more and varying prices based on size and weight.

Answer 3

It depends on if the letter weighs more than an ounce and the size of the envelope too. If it's a normal letter and weighs no more than one ounce then the postage is 41 cents.

Answer 4

Only one stamp of the correct value is required to mail a letter anywhere in the US, unless it is over the first rate weight.

Answer 5

Enough to add up to the cost of postage. Currently a first class letter of one ounce is 44 cents.

Answer 6

If you are sending a standard letter sized envelope which weighs less than one ounce, you need 98 cents postage

Answer 7

Only one, as long as it is a 98 cent stamp.

Answer 8

All domestic letter mail goes at the same rate, regardless of the distance.

The current rate for a standard letter is 44 cents. Heavy letters or large envelopes are more.

Answer 9

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