USPS Package Intercept®

Payment of the USPS Package Intercept fee must be made using a Permit Imprint account that must be linked to a Centralized Account Payment System (CAPS) debit or trust account.

Pricing

All intercepted mailpieces that are redirected back to the sender, a new delivery address or a Post Office as Hold For Pickup service through the electronic commercial method are relabeled and handled as a new Priority Mail piece. The new Priority Mail piece is charged the applicable Priority Mail postage from the location where intercepted to the new destination based on the dimensions, weight and zone of the piece, except for pieces being redirected back to the sender that were originally sent by Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express, USPS Ground Advantage, or First-Class Mail.

See Notice 123, Price List, for details.