Send
Upload the document and choose the mailing service. CaseMail handles the downstream print-and-mail preparation so you do not need to print documents or stuff envelopes.
Upload documents and automate the mailing process—from preparation through tracking and recordkeeping—while keeping the mailed document, CaseMail ID (CMID), USPS delivery information, and related certificates connected.
CaseMail automates the mailing process around USPS delivery while keeping the mailed document connected to its CMID, mailing record, tracking information, and related certificates.
CaseMail Certified Postal Mail is an online service that automates USPS mailing preparation. Upload documents online instead of printing and preparing envelopes manually; CaseMail connects the mailed document to a unique CaseMail ID (CMID), the mailing record, USPS tracking and delivery information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery.
Send. Track. Certify. CaseMail brings the mailing process and its supporting records together while USPS remains the carrier for postal delivery.
Upload the document and choose the mailing service. CaseMail handles the downstream print-and-mail preparation so you do not need to print documents or stuff envelopes.
Follow USPS tracking and delivery-status information from the CaseMail record as USPS posts updates.
CaseMail documents and certifies the mailing record, including what was mailed, when it was mailed, tracking events, delivery-status information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery, all connected through the CMID.
CaseMail keeps the mailing service, mailed document, CMID, tracking events, delivery-status information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery connected to the same record.
Send First-Class Mail, Certified Mail, Priority Mail, or Priority Mail Express from your CaseMail account without printing documents, preparing envelopes, applying postage, or visiting the post office.
Each uploaded or API-submitted document is time-stamped and assigned a unique CMID that connects the document to its CaseMail mailing record.
View USPS tracking events and delivery-status information from the CaseMail record as USPS posts updates, with email alert options for mailing activity.
Certificates of Mailing & Delivery are associated with the CaseMail record to document mailing and delivery information alongside the mailed document.
Documents uploaded to CaseMail or submitted through the CaseMail API are time-stamped and assigned a unique CaseMail ID (CMID).
The CMID connects the document to its mailing date, mailing history, tracking events, delivery-status information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery. That connection helps preserve a clear record of what was mailed, when it was mailed, and the delivery history.
Compare the manual steps of traditional Certified Mail with CaseMail automation, connected mailing records, address verification, electronic return receipts, and organized documentation.
Open each row to compare the traditional manual mailing process with the CaseMail approach.
Requires printing, envelope preparation, completing postal forms, preparing mailing records, delivering or presenting the mailing to USPS, and organizing returned receipts and related records. These manual steps add staff time and administrative cost beyond postage and USPS service fees.
Upload documents, enter recipient information, select the mailing service, and submit the mailing online. CaseMail automates mailing preparation, production, tracking updates, and record organization, reducing manual handling and eliminating trips to the post office.
Mailing and delivery receipts do not identify the exact document inside the envelope.
USPS mailing receipts, tracking records, and return receipts can document mailing and delivery events, but the sender must separately maintain the document copy and supporting mailing records needed to show what was placed in the envelope.
SHA-256 Hashing & CaseMail ID (CMID).
Every mailing document is assigned a unique CMID and cryptographically hashed before automated printing and insertion. The document is cryptographically bound to its USPS barcode, creating a tamper-evident record that preserves document integrity and verifies the exact document associated with the mailing.
Court notices may require preparing documents, managing recipient information, completing postal mailing steps, tracking delivery, and maintaining mailing and delivery records separately. This can require significant manual coordination when notices are sent to multiple recipients.
Upload the court notice, enter recipient information, select the mailing service, and send through CaseMail. The notice, CMID, mailing history, tracking events, delivery-status information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery remain connected to the CaseMail record for documentation and later verification.
Addresses are entered and maintained manually. Outdated addresses, typographical errors, or recipient relocation can contribute to Returned to Sender (RTS) mail.
Addresses are checked using USPS CASS and NCOA data before mailing to help identify address-formatting issues and known address changes that may affect delivery.
A physical Return Receipt is attached to the mailpiece, signed at delivery, and returned to the sender through the mail. Because the receipt must travel back through the postal system, receiving and filing the physical card adds another manual step. USPS also provides a separate inquiry process when a paid Return Receipt is not received.
Direct programmatic integration with USPS Electronic Return Receipt (DMM § 503.6.2.1). USPS electronically captures the recipient’s signature and delivery information. CaseMail retrieves the Electronic Return Receipt and displays the delivery record within the platform, eliminating the need to wait for and manually file a physical return receipt.
USPS reference: Domestic Mail Manual 503 — Return Receipt.
USPS mailing receipts, tracking records, and return receipts can document mailing and delivery events. However, the sender may need to maintain and connect those records with a copy of the document that was mailed and other supporting documentation.
CaseMail connects the document that was mailed with its CMID, mailing record, USPS tracking and delivery information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery. This creates a more complete record for verification, evidentiary review, and presentation when documentation of the mailing is needed.
Mailing receipts, tracking records, return receipts, scanned documents, and internal notes may be maintained in separate physical or digital files, requiring staff to organize and reconnect the records later.
Keep the copy of the mailed document, mailing history, tracking events, delivery-status information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery connected to the CaseMail record for organized retrieval and later verification. The CaseMail ID relationship helps keep the mailing record, document, delivery information, and certificate history connected rather than relying on separate files and records.
CaseMail Certified Postal Mail is built for important communications that benefit from organized mailing, tracking, and delivery records.
Notices, client correspondence, delivery records, and evidence-oriented mailing documentation.
Official communications and organized mailing and delivery records for government agencies.
Time-sensitive customer, operational, and compliance communications with supporting records.
Project notices, coordination letters, and compliance communications with delivery proof.
Answers to common questions about sending Certified Mail online, mailing preparation, USPS tracking, and CaseMail mailing records.
Yes. CaseMail lets you upload documents online, choose the USPS mailing service, and submit the mailing without printing documents, preparing envelopes, or visiting the post office.
No. Upload the document and choose the mailing service online. CaseMail handles the downstream printing and mailing preparation.
It means the steps around preparing and managing the mailing are handled online. CaseMail handles printing and mailing preparation, connects tracking information to the mailing record, and keeps the mailed document and related certificates organized together.
No. USPS remains the postal carrier. CaseMail provides the online process used to prepare mailings, organize records, and display USPS tracking and delivery information.
You can select First-Class Mail, Certified Mail, Priority Mail, or Priority Mail Express when you create the mailing in your CaseMail account.
A CaseMail ID (CMID) is the unique identifier assigned to a mailed document. It connects the document to its CaseMail mailing record, including mailing history, tracking and delivery information, and related Certificates of Mailing & Delivery.
Yes. CaseMail displays USPS tracking and delivery-status information from the mailing record and can provide email alerts for mailing activity.
A Certificate of Mailing documents what was mailed and is generated after USPS accepts the processed mail. A separate Certificate of Delivery connects USPS proof of delivery information to the mailed document for Certified Mail, Priority Mail, or Priority Mail Express when USPS provides that information.
Upload your document, choose the mailing service, and let CaseMail handle mailing preparation while keeping the mailing record and related information organized.