Customs Forms for USPS | Overview

When you send an international shipment, customs forms are a requirement. Every country's border control agency uses customs forms to help protect their borders and to assign duty fees and tariffs on incoming goods. The recipient of the good(s) typically pays for any duty fees.

ShippingEasy Subscribers

Partners of USPS, including ShippingEasy, will automatically select the correct USPS customs form based on your selection of service and packaging. Learn more about ShippingEasy plans and features.

Once printed, attach the forms to the parcel or place them in an enclosed pouch and attach them to the outside of the box.

US Postal Service Requirements

When you ship First Class International Mail to any destination or ship Priority Mail International to Military Mail and U.S. Territories, the total value of the shipment cannot be more than $400.

If your total value is over $400, you will see this alert on the READY TO SHIP page.

In this case, you would need to adjust the declared value of the Product's Details in your Inventory Management, or depending on the package details, you could split the order.

Retail | Post Office

Post Office customers will now use this downloadable customs information worksheet PS Form 2976-R. You can also obtain PS Form 2976-R at any post office. Once filled out, hand the form to the postal representative, who will print the appropriate electronic customs forms and barcodes.