For decades, a USPS postmark has served as official evidence that mail was sent on time. In elections, many state laws treat ...

The new USPS postmark rule affects mail dropped in a mailbox or a blue postal box. Postmarks will be applied at regional ...

The United States Postal Service has changed the postmark process going into 2026, which potentially could add late fees and penalties to parcels.

A USPS postmark is used to indicate the date when mail was dropped in a mailbox or submitted at the post office counter. Now, ...

Recent changes by the United States Postal Service (USPS) regarding postmark procedures are set to impact how mail is timestamped. As of December 24, 2023, postmarks will now reflect the date an ...

The upcoming changes to the U.S. Postal Service's (USPS) postmark process, set to take effect in 2026, could significantly affect the timely delivery of important documents such as ballots and bills.

The new policy clarifies that the postmark date “does not necessarily align” with the date the USPS took possession of the ...

If you vote or pay bills by mail, there will be some changes to the US Postal Service postmark system. A postmark currently ...

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is changing its postmark process, which could impact how important mail like bills ...

The USPS has changed how it postmarks mail, which could impact your tax filings, bill payments, and ballots. Learn how the ...

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is set to implement changes in 2026, including adjustments to the postmark process.

Changes by the United States Postal Services on how postmarks will be done could cause issues for some people in the coming year.