How to send an envelope, by Fedex, to Canada?

Question

The fedex forms seem confusing to me. I'm sending a package from the USA to Canada, and I want to pay the fee by cash. How do i go about doing this? What is the cheapest way to do it? Do I need Stamps??

P.S. How much does it cost to send a letter using USPS, and how do you go about doing it?

Answer 1

I'm a fedex employee, what you first do is go to your local station or FedEx kinkos store (not an auhtorized agent/dealer,shipper they give you a surcharge) and ask for an  Int'l airbill if not available for you to get it yourself, it's a green form, you fill it out with your address, the dest address, and where it says value, put one dollar. There is no such thing as stamps for FedEx, what we do is charge by size and weight. Get the cheapest service which is called express saver, send it on a Monday it'll get there on Friday, it has to go through US customs to check that it is something that Canada allows to be shipped to them, For Exapmle; Mexico does not allow shoes made in China to pass their border, interesting is it not? So there you go.

Answer 2

Just take the letter to the post office or fedex authorized dealer. They can help you every step of the way! Good luck

I think both USPS.com and Fedex.com have calculators to use to calculate postage.

Answer 3

Go to the post office, they take cash. It shouldn't cost to much, it depends on the size of the package.

Answer 4

vistt all 3 internet sites

Answer 5

To use FedEx for USA to Canada, you must fill out the International Airbill.  Unless you have a FedEx account, you must take the letter or envelope to FedEx directly or any Kinko's.  And NO, they do not accept stamps.  See:  www.FedEx.com

As for the USPS, the weight of the letter dictates the fee for international.  Take your item to any US post office for the specific fee.  Also see:  http://www.usps.com/international/airmai...

It's $0.72 cents per ounce.