Subscribers get an email digest each morning with images of the first 10 pieces of mail, and a link to view the rest if they received more than 10.
Right now the service only provides black and white scans of regular letter-sized mail. But in the future they may add other flat-sized pieces like magazines. While you still won’t be able to see the inside of your mail until it arrives, it should be helpful to know if an important letter is being delivered today or not. To make sure you aren’t getting anyone else’s mail, USPS sends you a physical letter with a verification code when you sign up.
Now it’s available in almost every major metropolitan area, and by April 14th will be available in most of the remaining ZIP Codes covering the U.S. While the USPS first started testing the free service more than a year ago, it’s finally rolling out (almost) nationwide for residential addresses.
Informed Delivery is a service from the United States Postal Service that scans the outside of your mail and shows you the images each morning before the mail is actually delivered.
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