The Postal Service has decided to discontinue production of the Priority Mail Board Game Large Flat Rate Box. Call USPS ® Customer Service at 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-80).DMM Revision: Priority Mail Board Game Large Flat Rate Box DiscontinuedĮffective April 4, 2022, the Postal Service™ will revise Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service, Domestic Mail Manual (DMM ®), sections 123.1.4.2, 223.1.6.2, and 703.2.1.2, for clarity and to remove references to the Priority Mail ® Board Game Large Flat Rate Box.APO/FPO inquiries: DPO inquiries: Ask your local Post Office ™ location.Look up a ZIP Code ™ in the APO/FPO/DPO Restrictions Tool.
Check out International Shipping Prohibitions and Restrictions.Helpful Linksįind additional information using the resources for military mail and country regulations. Starting Auganyone sending a package with an APO, FPO, or MPO Zip Code ™ in the return address will need to create a customs form online, or fill out PS Form 2976-R before visiting a retail counter for the clerk to create the label. Starting on March 13, 2020, anyone sending a package to an international address, that has an APO, FPO, or MPO Zip Code ™ in the return address, will need to create a customs form online, or fill out PS Form 2976-R before visiting a retail counter for the clerk to create the label. Click-N-Ship will also let you know which customs forms you need. You often need a customs form to ship overseas. Military Guidelines & Country RegulationsĬlick-N-Ship will alert you to some of the prohibitions and restrictions based on the 5-digit Military Post Office ZIP Code ™ you're shipping to, but you are responsible for ensuring your package complies with the laws and regulations of the U.S.