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Priority Mail Express Military Service (PMEMS) is available between the United States and designated APOs, FPOs, and DPOs to provide Department of Defense personnel stationed overseas, and others entitled to APO/FPO/ DPO mailing privileges, an expedited delivery service to or from the United States.

You usually need a customs form to ship overseas, even with APO, FPO, and DPO mail. The form you need depends on the USPS mail service you're using and the total value of what you're sending. Use Click-N-Ship to print both international postage and custom forms or use the USPS Customs Forms tool to just print forms.

In order for your Military Mail to arrive to its final destination, you must be careful to address it to the right APO or FPO. The Department of Defense requires all Military Mail packages to include the full name of the soldier, his/her unit, the APO/FPO with a 9-digit zip code and a valid return address.

Military Mail is the only way for a package to get mailed to an APO or FPO. UPS, FedEx and other shipping services aren't able to send packages to this USPS offshoot. Packages sent by Military Mail must be less than 70 pounds and cannot include perishables, alcohol, firearms or explosive materials.

Enter the full name of the addressee. Mail addressed to 'Any Service Member' or similar wording such as 'Any Soldier, Sailor, Airman or Marine' is prohibited. Mail must be addressed to an individual name or job title, such as 'Sergeant' or 'Private First Class. ' Enter the unit or Post Office box number.

Yes. Military Post Office addresses (APO and FPO) and Diplomatic Post Offices (DPO) are considered domestic mail. However, the Certified Mail service is not available at all APO, FPO, And DPO addresses. How do I know if the Certified Mail service is available at my MPO/DPO address?