A change at the U.S. Postal Service could pose an issue for people who need to get bills, taxes and other mail postmarked by ...

USPS makes more changes to cut costs, improve service in 2026. Know how postmarks work to avoid late fees on bills, taxes.

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) implemented new procedures for dating mail on Dec. 24, postmarking letters and packages with ...

Mail could take longer — and cost more. The United States Postal Service is changing postmark rules and shipping prices in ...

The USPS’s mail processing rule affects people who are sending things on tight deadlines, such as tax returns or mail-in ...

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

No. A new rule clarifies that some mail is not postmarked when it is first received, but rather during processing.

A new rule change from the U.S. Postal Service could impact the delivery timing of your time-sensitive documents. The rule, ...

The U.S. Postal Service's new postmark process could lead to late fees and penalties when mailing time-sensitive documents.

If you're mailing any time-sensitive documents, you may want to mail it earlier than usual under the agency's new postmark ...

To avoid late penalties or items being considered delinquent, the comptroller’s office recommends that Texans mail items early and use online systems, when available, to submit payments or reports.