Do I have to buy US stamps to send a SASE from Canada to the US? What are some ways of getting such stamps in Canada?
Yes, you need US stamps for the SASE envelope. As others have mentioned, you can buy U.S. stamps on Welcome | USPS. Another person mentioned International Reply Coupons. They would require the recipient to go the post office and exchange it for postage. That defeats the purpose of a SSAE.You can also buy U.S. postage on eBay for often less than face value. Just search for Face Value Postage, or something similar.
Can you use U.S stamps to send a letter to Canada?
yes you use the postage stamps of the country you are mailing it from. That is the postal service you leave your letter in the care of. For you that sounds like the US. And you just mail it like a normal letter other than having the Canadian address on it with country listed and Canadian postal code. The first ounce to Canada costs 75 cents, so two stamps unless the letter is larger. If larger you may need even more.
How many stamps do I need to send to Canada?
I have USA First-Class stamps with a flag and pole picture and a single colored background. Do I need one stamp or two stamps on the envelope to send from California to Canada? And no, I don't have time to visit the Postal Office and wait in line to ask one question. Thanks.
If I am in Canada, how many stamps do I need to send mail to the U.S.A?
To keep it simple, for standard mail to the USA (235 mm x 120 mm or 9.2 inches x 4.7 inches) up to 30 grams, you currently need $1.20 of stamps. Above 30 g to 50 g is $1.80. For anything else, check here: https://www.canadapost.ca/tools/...Canada Post also has permanent stamps, which are marked with a "P" instead of a face value and which are accepted at the current domestic postage price for standard letters up to 30g, which is currently $0.85. So you’d need a minimum of two permanent stamps, or one stamp plus additional stamps with the correct face value.
How many stamps for letter from Canada to US?
If your stamps have a "p" on them (which is most of them) then you need 2. They are domestic 52 cent stamps for mail within Canada, and it is 96 cents for a standard letter to the US up to 30 grams. 3 stamps if it is over 30 grams, but you say it is light.
How many stamps would i need to send a letter to canada from new york?
You got two INCORRECT answers. A normal size one ounce letter from the U.S. to A NY other country needs $1.10 postage. That would be 3 regular 46 cent stamps if you do not want to go to the post office to buy an international $1.10 stamp.
How many stamps do i need to send a letter to canada from conneticut?
You need as many stamps as it takes to make up the correct postage rate for the envelope you are sending. See link for rates. Canada is in country price group 1 so the rate will be $0.75 - $1.50 depending on the weight.
Can I use a US stamp to send a postcard to Canada, and if so, how many?
In 2018 $1.15 or 3 domestic forever stamps for an average 1oz letter that is not too big, too heavy, too lumpy or just has a nonstandard shape. Any of that would cost you more. Same goes for postcards.
How many stamps do i need to send a letter to Canada?
Go to the post office, they will be more able to assist you.
How many stamps would I need to send a letter to Quebec Canada from Ohio USA ?
A standard letter will cost you US$1.10 to ship first class mail to Canada. That's assuming you don't have anything heavy in the envelope, like several pages of paper, a set of photographs, or something like that. I believe that the Forever stamps are costing Americans 46 cents each now. So if you plan to use Forever stamps to ship your letter to Canada, you need to put enough stamps that would equal $1.10. If you only put two (like someone suggested) that's only 92 cents...insufficient postage! So you would need to put three Forever stamps. That will cost you $1.38 in postage, meaning that you will overpay by 28 cents. But it will get your letter mailed properly, and save you a trip to the post office. Look at the USPS Postal Calculator, at the link below. http://ircalc.usps.com/MailServices.aspx... Or you can use the new "Global Forever" stamps. They are good for sending mail internationally. https://store.usps.com/store/browse/prod...