Question about Postage to Puerto Rico?
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I trade often with members living in Puerto Rico (two members that I know of) ..and I never had to file out customs form. Best regards, David
New to me. Puerto Rico is a part of the US and the USPS therefore considers it domestic shipping. There are probably restrictions on animals, plants or large cost shipments, but first class and ground advantage ship to PR just like Alaska, or Nebraska. I am not a postal worker, I just play one on the internet.
I just sent something there and had to do customs.
That's our government. Butch
That's our government. Butch
If I understand correctly, a PWE or something USPS classifies as a flat do not need customs forms, but parcels do.
This is all news to me regarding parcels, have only shipped flats. As a side note, my experience with USPS this year has been quite worse than normal.
Hi, went I send something from here I don't have to do Anything, PR is part of USA, and we use the same USPS. Is rare.
For letters and bubble envelope. you should be ok for PR. i had no issues. Unless your sending a box or something large.. if your trying to buy postage online. that might be your problem. i would take it into your local post office.. thanks. Larry
I sent a pkg to PR and had to do a customs form thought it was odd
UPDATE
So, I went to the post office, and they said that I didn't need a customs form. For some reason PayPal Shipstation requires it. So, if you use PayPal for your postage you might want to use something different to ship to Puerto Rico.
So, I went to the post office, and they said that I didn't need a customs form. For some reason PayPal Shipstation requires it. So, if you use PayPal for your postage you might want to use something different to ship to Puerto Rico.
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