USPS Is Closing CPUs—What That Means for Your Business Mail

Recently, the U.S. Postal Service has been quietly closing Contract Postal Units (CPUs) across the country—leaving communities and businesses without convenient access to mailing services they’ve relied on for years.

If you’ve ever used a CPU located on the local corner or tucked inside a hardware store, pharmacy, or university bookstore, you know how valuable they can be. They offer local, accessible mailing options without the long lines or travel time to a main post office.

Now? Many of them are disappearing.

And while the news might feel like one more reason to worry about your business-critical mail, we’re not here to sound alarms.

We’re here to offer solutions.

Wait—What’s a CPU, and Why Are They Closing?

CPUs are retail locations contracted by the USPS to offer mailing services like First-Class, Certified Mail, postage, and P.O. boxes—especially in underserved areas or high-demand zones.

They’ve long played a key role in helping the USPS meet local demand without opening full-service post offices. But due to rising costs, contract changes, and internal restructuring, the Postal Service has ended many of these contracts—sometimes without community input or clear alternatives.

This leaves businesses and residences without local access to Certified Mail, postage, or package drop-off.

In fact, a USPS Inspector General audit found that some areas need more CPUs, not fewer.

So, where does that leave businesses?

If Your CPU Closes, Your Options Shrink Fast

When a CPU shuts down, it’s not just an inconvenience. It affects how businesses send important communications—especially in industries that rely on physical mail for legal or compliance reasons.

HOAs need to send out ballots, violation notices, and annual meeting packets
Law firms rely on Certified Mail online for time-sensitive filings
Medical offices must send HIPAA-compliant documentation on a tight schedule
Property managers need to notify residents of lease changes, fee updates, and more

Losing your closest postal location can mean longer drive times, longer lines, lost productivity, and mailing delays—none of which are great for business.

Here’s the Good News: You Don’t Need a CPU to Send Mail

At LetterStream, we’ve been helping businesses send mail online for over 20 years—no trips to the Post Office required.

Whether you were relying on a CPU or a main postal branch, the challenge is the same: how do you keep your mailing processes fast, accurate, and reliable without relying on physical access to USPS? (Here’s a hint: LetterStream.com.) Ok, so maybe a hint wasn’t the right word.

Just so you know, that’s exactly what our platform is built for.

Upload your documents and addresses
Choose your mail class: First-Class, Certified Mail, or even FedEx 2Day
Track every job with real-time updates
Let us print, prep, and send your documents—without stepping foot in a Post Office

CPUs May Be Disappearing, But Your Mail Doesn’t Have to Slow Down

This shift in USPS infrastructure is a wake-up call for businesses still dependent on physical mailing locations. It’s time to bring your mailing strategy into the digital age—without giving up the benefits of real, tangible mail.

And we’re not just saying that. Here’s what your business gains when you send mail online through a trusted print and mail service:

Speed: Get documents uploaded in minutes and out the door fast, even during peak seasons
Tracking: Maintain full visibility with digital proof of mailing and delivery when sending Certified Mail online
Scalability: Whether you send 10 letters or 10,000, the process stays consistent
Location freedom: Your mailing doesn’t rely on a single Post Office or CPU

So even if USPS closes more CPUs—and they likely will—you’re ready.

Think of It as an Opportunity, Not a Roadblock

Yes, losing local mailing centers is frustrating. But it’s also a powerful reminder that your business needs a mail strategy that can adapt.

Sending documents shouldn’t depend on someone driving across town, waiting in line, or hoping a retail CPU is still in business. With online mailing, it’s all handled from your desk—fast, secure, and trackable.

When USPS infrastructure shifts, your operations don’t have to.

LetterStream makes printing and mailing a breeze!

LetterStream offers bulk printing and mailing services, allowing companies to send physical mail online. Whether it’s online Certified Mail, First-Class Mail, FedEx 2Day, or postcards, we give both small businesses and large corporations that time and freedom back to work on tasks that better serve the company. If you’re interested in creating a free account, you can do so here.

HB1003: Certified Mail Requirements In Washington — What You Need to Know

Washington State Implements New Certified Mail Mandate for Landlords HB1003

When it comes to legal notices, certain pieces of mail can’t be left to chance. Across the country, USPS Certified Mail is often mandated by law to ensure delivery of sensitive, time-critical documents, giving senders proof that they mailed it, and proof that the recipient got it (or at least that an attempt was made).

Whether you’re dealing with eviction notices, contract terminations, court documents, or compliance communications, USPS Certified Mail provides that extra layer of accountability—something many industries are required to maintain by law.

Washington State’s HB1003: What Landlords Need to Know

A perfect illustration of these USPS Certified Mail requirements comes from Washington State. Beginning on July 27, 2025, House Bill 1003 (HB1003) introduces new mandates for landlords when serving termination notices to tenants.

Under the law, if a landlord can’t personally serve the tenant, they must:

Leave the notice with a person of suitable age and discretion at the premises, and
Send a copy via USPS Certified Mail, prepaid to the tenant’s last known address.

Oh—and the notice must include the specific date by which the tenant needs to comply or vacate.

Also, when serving notices by USPS Certified Mail, landlords must allow an additional five days for delivery (again, from within the state of Washington) before initiating an unlawful detainer action (a.k.a. eviction proceedings).

Who Does This Affect?

This isn’t just a heads-up for landlords. It’s a wake-up call for:

Property managers: Missing a deadline or serving a notice incorrectly could delay evictions and open the door to legal disputes.
Legal professionals: Ensuring proper service is now a legal minefield if you’re not factoring in mailing timelines and method-specific delays.
Real estate investors: Every day of delay can impact occupancy, cash flow, and ROI, especially when timing affects your ability to act.
Compliance teams: This law is just one example of how fast regulations can change, and if you’re not staying ahead, you’re already behind.

The USPS Certified Mail process is no longer just a “nice to have” — in many cases, it’s a compliance requirement. Not following it? That could mean legal delays or worse.

Where to Read the Full Bill – HB1003

If you want to review the official language of the legislation, you can find it directly on the Washington State Legislature’s site here: Washington State Legislature – HB 1003 Summary

Mailing Compliance: The Bigger Picture

As laws like HB1003 become more common, businesses across the U.S. need to keep up with changes in mailing compliance, especially for legal documents and time-sensitive communications. USPS Certified Mail remains one of the most trusted ways to ensure you’re doing things by the book.

So while Washington landlords need to pay close attention to where their Certified Mail is postmarked, most other industries and states can still take advantage of the speed and convenience of sending important mail, like Certified Mail, online. Click here to learn more.

LetterStream’s Online USPS Certified Mail

LetterStream^® is uniquely positioned to handle USPS Certified Mail with unmatched speed, accuracy, and reliability—thanks to our cloud-based platform, powered by a proprietary methodology, driven by the highest industry standards, and backed by decades of mail production expertise. Our advanced print automation ensures each certified USPS letter is processed with precision, while our Stream Process guarantees a consistent standard of excellence — visible in every envelope we send. With full tracking, archival of mailing records, and confirmation receipt accessibility, senders gain total confidence knowing their critical communications are managed, monitored, and documented from start to finish. Learn More.

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LetterStream offers bulk printing and mailing services, allowing companies to send physical mail online. Whether it’s online USPS Certified Mail, First-Class Mail, FedEx 2Day, or postcards, we give both small businesses and large corporations the time and freedom back to work on tasks that better serve the company. If you’re interested in creating a free account, you can do so here.

INTERNATIONAL MAIL SERVICE TO CANADA RESUMES: USPS Industry Alert

Mail to Canada From the USA Is Accepted Again as of Monday, January 6, 2025

NOTICE: Effective Monday, January 6, 2025, the United States Postal Service (USPS) will resume accepting International mail and packages bound for Canada.

We’re excited to report that Canada Post has made substantial progress in resolving delays resulting from the recent Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike. With services back on track, retail and commercial customers, along with users of online mailing systems, can now send letters, documents, and packages to Canada seamlessly, according to the USPS.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU? Great news! If you’ve been holding off on mailing to Canada, you can now proceed with confidence. As always, LetterStream is ready and eager to assist with sending your international mail quickly and securely.

If you had previously uploaded jobs to be sent to Canada, that were then placed on hold, they will now be resumed and sent out starting on January 6th. Be sure to check your account to see updates and status.

HOW LETTERSTREAM SUPPORTS YOUR MAILING NEEDS: As a printing and mailing company, it is our duty to closely monitor postal service news to ensure our customers stay informed of critical updates. Whether it’s temporary service interruptions or resumptions like this, we’re here to help you navigate your mailing needs with ease and reliability.

For the latest updates on International mailing statuses, the USPS provides information through its Service Alerts page. You can also visit the Canada Post Negotiations page for updates on their progress.

National Day of Observance for Former President Jimmy Carter on January 9th.

Important Announcement:

Mail services will halt on Thursday, January 9, 2025, to honor former President Jimmy Carter. LetterStream will still be open and processing mail behind the scenes.

In a heartfelt tribute to the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, a National Day of Observance has been declared for Thursday, January 9, 2025, according to President Biden’s Proclamation. The day will honor the remarkable contributions of this beloved leader, pausing regular operations across various sectors—including the United States Postal Service.

Here’s what you need to know about how this observance impacts mailing services:

No Regular Mail or Retail Services

On January 9, the Postal Service will temporarily halt regular mail deliveries, retail operations, and administrative office activities. This pause allows everyone, including Postal Service employees, to reflect on and honor President Carter’s legacy.

“Out of respect for the 39th President of the United States and to honor his vast contributions to our country during his lifetime, and consistent with the Presidential Proclamation, the United States Postal Service will suspend regular mail deliveries, retail services and administrative office activity on Jan 9,” said Tiffany Rowland, Strategic communications specialist with the U.S. Postal Service, according to MSN.

What Happens to Commercial Mail?

Commercial mailers, don’t fret! While regular deliveries take a break, the Postal Service will continue accepting and processing mail volume at its processing facilities. If you’re a business with time-sensitive needs, this ensures your mail is still moving behind the scenes.

Limited Package Delivery

Packages are a priority! Limited package delivery services will be active on January 9 to ensure smooth operations and avoid delays that could disrupt customers or business partners. The Postal Service is balancing respect for the observance with its commitment to customer service.

A Nationwide Pause

This observance impacts all Postal Service facilities, from headquarters in Washington, DC, to area and district offices. The entire organization is coming together to honor the day appropriately.

Back to Business on Friday, January 10th

Regular operations for the USPS will resume on Friday, January 10, 2025.

What Does This Mean for LetterStream Customers?

Here at LetterStream, we’ve got your back no matter what! While the Postal Service takes a well-deserved pause, our services remain available to help you navigate any mailing challenges. Whether you need to send critical business mail, important documents, or time-sensitive notices, we’ll be working to ensure everything is prepared and sent off for when regular mail operations resume.

Our secure, efficient online platform makes it easy to handle your mailing needs—even during a national observance. You can upload jobs, track progress, and stay in control of your mail without skipping a beat. With LetterStream, mailing stress is always off the table.

A Day of Remembrance

While the observance means a brief pause in some services, it’s a meaningful opportunity to reflect on President Carter’s extraordinary life and the indelible mark he left on our nation. Let’s take this moment to remember a leader who inspired change, championed humanitarian causes, and led with compassion.

To learn more about the 2025 USPS Postal Holiday closures and when LetterStream will still be open and mailing, click here.

Canada Post Strike Update

Canada Post will begin accepting International Mail on December 23rd.

NOTICE: Canadian Postal Workers Returned to Work on December 17th

Following a month-long strike, Canadian postal workers returned to their jobs on December 17th under a back-to-work order. While mail operations have resumed, Canada Post has indicated that significant delays may persist as they work through a backlog of mail accumulated during the strike.

Current Update from Canada Post

Canada Post began accepting letters and parcels again two days after workers were ordered back to work. However, Canadians are advised to anticipate delays well into January due to the volume of mail awaiting processing.

According to Canada Post, “mail is being processed on a first-in, first-out basis,” meaning older mail will be delivered before newer submissions. International mail services are also resuming, with Canada Post set to start accepting new international mail on December 23rd. For more details, read the full report on the Calgary Herald website.

What This Means for LetterStream Customers

At LetterStream, we want to reassure you that we are fully operational and ready to assist with your printing and mailing needs. While the Canadian postal system works to resolve its backlog, here’s how we’re supporting you:

1. Mailing Resumes on December 23rd: We will begin sending mail to Canada starting on this date, in alignment with Canada Post’s updated policies.

2. No Disruption to Job Acceptance: We are continuing to accept and process your print and mail orders as usual, ensuring they are submitted to Canada Post for delivery.

3. Monitoring the Situation: Our team is closely monitoring updates from Canada Post and will provide timely information if there are changes that could impact your mailing projects.

How to Plan Your Mailings

Given the potential for delivery delays, we recommend submitting your mailing jobs as soon as possible to ensure they are processed in a timely manner. Our advanced mailing platform and reliable processes ensure that your mail is prepared and submitted without delay, even during periods of postal disruption.

For more updates on the Canadian postal service or assistance with your mailing needs, visit our blog regularly or reach out to our customer support team. At LetterStream, we’re committed to delivering your mail with precision and care—ensuring your peace of mind, even in challenging times.

To learn more about the situation at Canada Post, visit the Calgary Herald’s article.

Your mail is in good hands with LetterStream.

CANADIAN MAIL TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED: United States Postal Service (USPS) Industry Alert

Mail Sent to Canada From USA Has Been Temporarily Suspended As Well

NOTICE: No Canadian letters have been processed by The Canada Post since November 17, 2024.

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WHY? There is an ongoing national strike by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, according to USPS.

THIS IS AN INTERNAL CANADIAN MAIL ISSUES

This issue impacts all Canadian mail, including domestic letters and cross-border letters.

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WHAT CAN YOU DO? LetterStream is here for you. If you do send mail to Canada LetterStream will hold onto it. We will send the mail we hold once the USPS is accepting Canadian mail once again.

LetterStream will not prohibit the sending of Canadian letters, but any letters received will be held until USPS resumes accepting mail for Canada.

At this time, we do not know when services will be restored.

LetterStream will keep our customers informed of updates through this channel and others as soon as USPS begins accepting mail to Canada again.

Exciting News! No Postage Hike In January 2025!

USPS won’t increase postage in new year

We’ve got some fantastic news that’ll make your morning coffee taste even sweeter—The United States Postal Service (USPS) is not raising postage prices in January 2025! Yes, you read that right. There will be no postage increase January 2025. For the first time in what feels like forever (since 2021 to be exact), the USPS is taking a breather from its usual New Year’s tradition of hiking rates.

Trust us when we say that we are just as thrilled here at LetterStream as you are! Not only does this mean more stability for your mailing budgets right off the bat in 2025, but it also gives you all a little extra time to enjoy the savings without the usual scramble to adjust.

A Brief Pause in the Usual Postage Rate Increases

The announcement comes following a recommendation that was set forth by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.

“Our strategies are working and projected inflation is declining,” said DeJoy. “Therefore, we will wait until at least July before proposing any increases for market-dominant services.”

On that note, let’s take a moment to appreciate this unusual break in tradition. January is often marked by the expectation of increased mailing costs, but this time, there’s no need to adjust your postage budget. You can continue sending your First-Class letters, statements and notices, invoices and legal notices with Certified Mail tracking without needing to spend more money. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy some stability in your mailing expenses—a much-needed pause before the usual adjustments that will come later in the year.

Don’t Celebrate Too Early…

While we’re all for celebrating this January reprieve, we have to keep our feet on the ground. The USPS has signaled that the rate hike freeze is just temporary. Rumor has it, the next postage increase has already been planned with postage prices rising in July 2025, with additional increases lined up through 2027. Yep, that’s right—five potential rate hikes on the horizon. This is not fully confirmed but it is something to keep in mind when planning your budget since it’s likely to happen based on past years.

It seems the USPS is just delaying the inevitable, giving us all a little break before ramping things up again. So, while we’re excited about January, it’s important to stay vigilant and start planning ahead for those mid-year adjustments.

Staying Prepared with LetterStream

LetterStream is focused on being ready for whatever comes next, whether it’s an unexpected price increase or a temporary reprieve. While we appreciate the break this January, we’re also mindful of what may lie ahead in July and beyond when it comes to sending snail mail.

Our goal is to help you navigate these changes smoothly, ensuring your mailing processes remain consistent and efficient. Whether it’s planning your mailing strategy or adjusting your budget, we’re here to help you stay on track without disruption.

What’s Next?

So, what’s our advice? Enjoy this little postal victory, but don’t let your guard down. With July 2025 on the horizon, it’s never too early to start thinking about how to optimize your mailing operations and stay ahead of the curve. And, of course, we’ll be here to make sure your mailing game remains strong, no matter what the USPS throws our way.

Here’s to a fantastic start to 2025—and to staying prepared for whatever the rest of the year has in store. Cheers to no January postage hikes!

To learn more about LetterStream or to create a free account, click here.

Join LetterStream at the 2024 Community Association Law Seminar

As the legal industry and law firms continue to evolve, professionals are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance their efficiency and client communication.

With that being said, LetterStream, a leading provider of printing and mailing services, is thrilled to announce that we will be attending the 2024 Community Association Law Seminar, taking place on February 14-17 in Las Vegas to help bring awareness to lawyers and law firms about more efficient ways to send out their mailings.

Simplied Communication for Lawyers

In the legal world, effective communication is paramount. Attorneys often find themselves inundated with crucial letters and documents that need to be sent to clients promptly. That’s where we come in! LetterStream specializes in simplifying this process by offering a streamlined and efficient platform for the printing and mailing of important correspondence that is secure and confidential!

Why We Are Attending

Our reason for attending the 2024 Community Association Law Seminar is to showcase our services that empower lawyers to focus on their legal expertise while leaving the task of printing and mailing in capable hands. By leveraging LetterStream’s services, legal professionals can enhance their client engagement strategies, ensuring that important information reaches clients in a timely and professional manner.

The Community Association Law Seminar is the premier conference for attorneys and insurance professionals who represent those in homeowner’s associations (HOA community management), property management, condominium communities, or housing cooperatives.

And guess what? We do a ton of printing and mailing jobs for homeowner’s associations. In fact, we also provide print and mail fulfillment to many software providers that serve community associations, so it makes sense for us to connect with HOA lawyers.

Networking Opportunities with LetterStream Experts

The Community Association Law Seminar provides an excellent opportunity for legal professionals and attorneys for HOAs to connect with the experts at LetterStream. Attendees can engage in one-on-one discussions, seek solutions, and gain insights into how LetterStream’s services can be help meet their specific needs.

We can sit and discuss all of our mailing options including Certified Mailv (key for lawyers to have access to), Certified Mail with Electronic Return Receipt (USPS tracking and signature confirmation), USPS First-Class mailings, FedEx 2Day, Statements, postcards for marketing purposes and more. Or, you can just come hang out with us in our booth. We promise we’re fun to be around!

LetterStream’s Commitment to Legal Excellence

With a commitment to excellence and a proven track record of serving the legal community, LetterStream is dedicated to helping lawyers navigate the challenges of sending communications out easily and with minimal effort.

To learn more about the 2024 Community Association Law Seminar, click here.

New Printing and Mailing Updates

Wow, can you believe we’re officially in Q4 of 2023?! I’m sure you’re like us where each year you think, “Where has the time gone?” but this year feels like it’s going especially fast…wouldn’t you agree? With that being said, we’ve made a lot of new updates to our website, along with printing and mailing updates and processes over the last few months (well years even but that’s a blog post for another day) and we wanted to share some of them with you.

What LetterStream’s Been Up to With Printing and Mailing Services

Let’s get into it, shall we? Let’s fill you in on what the mailing experts have been up to over here at LetterStream over the last few months.

Our production team is always busy serving up fast, perfect mail. Our customer support team is rocking it by giving nothing short of mad customer love. Our IT department just keeps making magic happen. Our marketing department has been revamping and reorganizing our online presence and our accounting team just keeps being awesome at what they do best.

Now, let’s get into the specifics of what we’ve been up to behind the scenes for you, our awesome clients, new and old to LetterStream. Keep in mind, we try to keep our updates subtle, so they don’t disrupt your normal processes when creating jobs to send your letters.

Quick Updates to Help You Send Mail Online Include:

Re-named #9 envelope overprint
Added the correct artwork/thumbnail for our flat-sized envelope
Turned on user-created endorsements for our flat-size envelopes
Improved access to our BAA (Business Associates Agreement) for HIPAA clients. We now use DocuSign to get our BAA to you and back in record time.

More In-Depth Updates

Let’s get into a bit more detail for some of the bigger updates we’ve been working on and have finally launched.

New Chatbot on LetterStream

We added a new chatbot to our website. This one we are super excited for and it’s going to help with quick answers to just about any question you may have.

Our new Chatbot is not like the others. It is an extremely fast, highly intelligent AI that can actually get you help faster than if you were talking to a human. Now, of course, our customer support is still available to provide mad customer love to our clients, but the Chatbot will help to answer most questions instantly.

Read all about our new Chatbot here.

FedEx 2Day

We did it, finally! We turned on FedEx 2Day letters for users that have been active for 6 months or more.

Currently, we offer the standard FedEx 2Day letter option. This will get your FedEx envelope delivered by 5 P.M. on the second business day from when it was mailed.

To learn more about the new FedEx 2Day or to see the step-by-step process on how to mail your documents via FedEx through our online portal, click here.

Improved Help Articles

Our customer support team has not only been busy providing customers with the best support possible, but they’ve also been busy improving some Help articles to make it easier to find questions to answers you might be looking for.

We have a plethora of articles that have recently been updated but here are a few to reference below:

Welcome to the Team!

We are beyond excited to announce that we recently added a new member to our customer support team who has been such an incredible asset to us. If you happen to reach out to support and get a reply from her, be sure to say hi! Welcome to the team, Morgan!

Well, that’s the not-so-quick update we have for you in regard to what’s been going on here at LetterStream lately. Keep in mind that we’re currently in the holiday season, so be sure to prepare accordingly for closures coming up. Here is an overview of the 2023 USPS (United States Postal Service) and LetterStream’s Holiday Schedule.

LetterStream’s New Chatbot Help Box

Let’s face it, we all need a little help sometimes. Even the LetterStream team needs help getting fast and convenient answers to customers 24/7/365 to include all days of the year, including holidays where we’re closed. That’s where our new chatbot friend comes in. We’ve implemented a new online help chat tool designed to help us, help you, with finding the most up-to-date answers as well as tips and tricks to make your utilization of our website and mail-building tools even more powerful.

Ever-Present Chatbot Help Center

Floating in the lower right corner of every page of our website is a help icon. When clicked it summons a powerful chatbot tool, that through the use of AI, can quickly return answers to your most pressing questions. Make note that the floating button never goes away, however, it can be scrolled out of the way by using your side scroll button in the event that it covers something you are trying to read. To minimize the dialog window after getting your answer, simply hit the icon once more and all is hidden from view. Not to worry; your prior conversations are kept so you can refer back to them whenever you open the chat tool again.

Not Like Other Chatbots

Our chatbot is not like the others. No, other chats can get kind of annoying. You know what I mean? You ask a question and feel like you are waiting for a highly distracted person to get back to you. I often imagine one person with a circle of computers around them. Each one with a person in chat. The operator spins their rolling chair from one computer to the next answering 10 people at a time and never really understanding what anyone asks. Anyway, our chat tool isn’t like that. It is blazingly fast and provides extremely accurate information.

But, I Need a Human, Not a Chatbot

Not to worry. We have plenty of humans behind-the-scenes ready to give you even more personalized assistance. As some of you already know, our team of humans do super-human things and can answer any question you may have. They can even propose changes and fixes to our always-ready-to-help development staff. To reach a human, simply send an email to support@letterstream.com. But, while our humans don’t spin around in office chairs (well, sometimes they do for fun), keep in mind that they might be on break, in a meeting, on vacation or working on the next cool feature, so for the fastest answers, be sure to ask your questions in the chat tool first.

I Have an Urgent Need

Believe it or not, this is the main reason we introduced the chatbot in the first place. People sometimes run into snags and need a solution right now, not in 20 hours or after someone returns from a meeting. This makes our decision to employ a chatbot all the more relevant. It’s not just you that has an urgent need, many customers do, and we want to help them all.

Disaster Averted Thanks to Chatbot

Using the chatbot to find answers quickly takes the urgency and the drama out of your day. Another major thing that we do is provide you the tools, within your account portal, to stop, pause or cancel a job at any point up until it is time to mail. To take advantage of this process, simply log into your LetterStream account, find the job in question, and click the word EDIT appearing in the Options column. From here you can choose what you need to do, stop and shred, pause, delete, etc. Some options come and go as the job moves through our production process. For more information see our help article “Changing a Job.”

Help Pages Still Present

Which reminds me! We still have all our help pages, videos and content. Simply navigate to the bottom of any page and select HELP from the list of options in the footer. These resources are still very beneficial and is one more method you can use to get all the help you need.