USPS releases holiday shipping deadline! Shipping will be suspended starting December 17th!

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, USPS recently released the deadline for 2022 holiday shipping, and urged customers to deliver packages to major post offices before December 25 to ensure that the goods can be delivered in time.

USPS Military and Diplomatic Mailing Deadlines

• November 5—USPS Retail Ground Service to APO/FPO/DPO (all ZIP codes)

• December 9—APO/FPO/DPO (all zip codes) Priority Mail and First Class Mail

• December 16—APO/FPO/DPO (except postal code 093) Priority Mail Express Service

USPS domestic mailing deadline

• December 17: USPS Retail Ground Service

• December 17: First-class mail service (including greeting cards)

• December 17: First Class Package Service (up to 15.99 oz.)

• December 19: Priority Mail Service

• December 23: Priority Mail Express Service

USPS Mail Delivery Deadline to Alaska

• December 2—Alaska to/from the continental U.S.—USPS Retail Ground Service

• December 17—Alaska to/from the continental U.S.—First Class and Priority Mail

• December 21 - Alaska to/from the continental U.S. - Priority Mail Express Service

USPS Mail Delivery Deadline to Hawaii

• December 17—Hawaii to/from the mainland—First-class and Priority Mail

• December 21 - Hawaii to/from the U.S. mainland - Priority Mail Express Service

USPS said packages shipped before the above time are expected to be delivered to the recipient by December 25. However, the actual delivery date may vary depending on the origin, destination, post office acceptance date and time, and other conditions.

Additionally, for Priority Mail Express shipments shipped between December 22 and December 25, the money-back guarantee only applies if delivery is not delivered or not attempted within two business days.

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