See the mail before it arrives
See the day’s letters before you walk to the mailbox.
Informed Delivery is a free service from the Postal Service. Most mornings it emails photographs of the letters coming that day.
It shows the outside of each envelope, and lists packages due.
Key points
- Informed Delivery emails pictures of the mail on its way
- It is free, and lists the packages due
What to remember
- Knowing a letter is coming makes a missing one obvious.
- The photographs tell you what to ask about.
Try this
Go to usps.com and look for Informed Delivery. It asks for your address and proof you live there.
Practice: See the mail before it arrives. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.