Remittance Mail  
The Postal Service recognizes the vital role mail plays in the remittance industry. Financial institutions, credit card companies, retailers, and consumers all have an interest in the level of service provided to remittance mail. The Postal Service is committed to strengthening its partnership with the remittance industry by initiating service improvements and developing product innovations that are beneficial to our mutual customers.
 
Did you know?
The USPS Mail Moment Study shows that consumers are drawn to their mailbox by promise and expectation of finding useful commercial and financial content. They value their financial mail and depend on it to help them with their lives and run their households.

Source: USPS Mail Moment Study



 
 
Program
This program focuses on enhancing USPS capabilities in meeting the needs of the remittance mail industry.

Resources
Find useful tools and resources to better manage your remittance mail operations.

What’s New
Remittance Mail Advisory Committee (RMAC) General Meeting and Luncheon Invitation

The Remittance Mail Advisory Committee cordially invites you to join its next general meeting and luncheon at the TAWPI Forum & Expo, Washington DC on Tuesday, August 4, 2009 from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and to learn about the committee’s goals and accomplishments as well as hear about an exciting new service the USPS is developing for remittance mail. The RMAC is an organization comprised of remittance industry and Postal Service representatives who work collaboratively to provide recommendations for improving mail processing, performance, consistency, and for meeting emerging needs in the remittance industry. RSVP: July 15 to susan.dudley@usps.gov

REMITTANCE MAIL & TOUR CONSOLIDATION (doc) (rtf)

Automated Accounting for BRM

Several months ago, the USPS conducted a test to validate the ability to automate the counting of Business Reply Mail (BRM). There are many things that need to be accomplished in advance of implementation and the USPS believes that the first step is to encourage the use of the Intelligent Mail barcodes (IMb) on BRM. To learn more, read the latest meeting notes (doc) (rtf) or this information on Intelligent Mail.

Postal Service Continues Aggressive Steps to Cut Costs

Closing administrative offices, eliminating positions, offering early retirements. For more information read the USPS press release. (doc) (rtf)

If you have any questions or would like to join a subcommittee, please contact Susan Dudley, USPS Remittance Mail Program Manager, at 202-268-7438, or send an email to susan.dudley@usps.gov.

Postmaster General Responds to Customer Feedback on Intelligent Mail Barcode (IMB) Implementation. Read the letter from Postmaster General John E. Potter to Postal Customers.