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How to Mail a Letter
Remember that old-fashioned tradition of writing letters and licking stamps? In case your correspondence these days is entirely electronic, here's a gentle...
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How to Send a Registered Letter
Sending a letter by Registered Mail assures you that your letter will get to its final destination safely, provides insurance in case...
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How to Write a Reference Letter for a Registered Nurse
Whether you've been a patient or former employer of someone who has the qualifications necessary for a promising career in nursing, you...
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How to Send Registered Mail
The United States Postal Service offers a registered mail service. Use registered mail to send valuable or irreplaceable items. The USPS keeps...
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How to Send a Registered Letter to an Equifax Agent
If you're dealing with a credit bureau, you're serious about getting results. After all, credit bureaus report the credit information that creditors...
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The Legal Difference Between Certified Mail & Registered Mail
The United States Postal Service (USPS) offers various extra mailing services including certified mail and registered mail. While both types include a...
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How to Send an E-mail Message
E-mail allows you to communicate quickly anywhere in the world, providing your recipient has an e-mail account. The message is usually delivered...
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How to Write an Email Cover Letter
With so many companies accepting resumés and applications sent by email, do not be fooled into thinking you can get away with...
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How to Track International Registered Mail
Registered Mail is a United States Postal Service type of service used to provide an extra layer of protection on packages or...
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How to (and When to) Use cc: and bcc: on a Letter or E-mail
E-mailing is a huge part of our lives. Of course we also sometimes still have the need to send hardcopy letters by...
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How to Register for a PTCB Exam
The Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) offers nationwide certification to pharmacy technicians. Pharmacy technicians who possess PTCB certification have ...
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How to Write a Letter to the Editor
We don't always like what we read in magazines, newspapers and online media. Sometimes, we love the article and want to add...
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How to Send an E-mail Attachment
These instructions will give you the basics of how to send an e-mail attachment no matter what program you have. You might...
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Ways to Mail Letters Through the Post Office
The maximum size for international letters is 6-1/8-inches by 11-1/2-inches. The USPS provides a list of countries and localities where mail may...
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How to Register a Virgin Media Email
When you sign up for Virgin mobile service, you are given a Virgin Media Email account. You must register the email account...
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How Much Does it Cost to Ship a Car?
Moving is a costly and stressful process. Rather than dealing with the hassle of selling your car and purchasing another one at...
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How to Prepare a Package With Registered Mail Tape
Registered mail is the most secure and expensive way to send a package via the U.S. Postal Service. Unless you are a...
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Requirements for Boat Letters Registration
Most people who buy a new boat will quickly name 'her' and have the name painted on the back of the boat....
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How to send letters to Soldiers overseas
Support troops by sending letters to soldiers! Imagine being a soldier. When you're a soldier, you are missing your social life and...
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How to Register My Email to Get Junk Mail
Junk mail often fills up an email inbox quickly. While some do not enjoy getting junk mail and go to the extent...
marykara8
Mar 09, 2009
THIS INFORMATION IS INCORRECT!REGISTERED MAIL is used for negotiable items and valuables such as stocks/bonds/jewelry/gold bars etc.It is not for TIME-SENSITIVE material since it takes LONGER than regular mail to get to its destination because it is signed for by every person that touches it. (ie window clerk,dispatch clerk,truck driver,etc.) For TIME SENSITIVE items EXPRESS MAIL is the US Postal Service's expedited service. Certified Mail is for Mail that needs a signature and takes as long as regular First Class mail to get to its destination and will be held up to 15 days if the customer is not at home to sign for it.