I have an A4 envelope to put some a4 sheets in, they can’t be folded, simply because they need to be kept uncreased, anyway, i need to post it, it’s not heavy or thick, just A4 size, I have one first class stamp, can I just put it in the local postbox, or do I need a special stamp because it’s too big, also, how do I get it in the mail box?
I’m sending it to a company.
You have to take it post office if it can’t feet side ways through the letter box.
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no size limit just go to the post office they will sort everything out
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One stamp won’t be enough. Firsty, make sure you put it in an envelope with card in to stop it creasing. The post office weighs it and prints out a prepaid sticker & pops it on2 the letter. They then put it into a sac which the postie takes.
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If it fits through your (or a normal letter box) it is ok to go as a letter – the only thing is the weight might mean it costs more than 1 first class stamp – have a look at royalmail.com it might help
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You have to take it post office if it can’t feet side ways through the letter box.
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