First-Class Mail (FCM)—A class of mail that includes all matter wholly or partly in writing or typewriting, all actual and personal correspondence, all bills and statements of account, ...
First-class mail with a numbered receipt, including a valuation of the registered item, for full or limited compensation if the mail is lost. Some countries have issued registered mail stamps.
Presorted First-Class Mail - A nonautomation category for a mailing that consists of at least 500 addressed mailpieces and is sorted and prepared according to USPS standards. This mail may bear a barcode.
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In most countries, when a first-class mailpiece is undeliverable as addressed, it is returned or forwarded.
The Canadian and American NVI programs are essentially equivalent, as both cover regular domestic first-class mail.
Certified mail stamp - a stamp paying for proof of delivery of first-class mail for which no indemnity value is claimed. Using this is a less expensive, less secure alternative to registered mail.
Constitution (Art. 1, Sec. 8) Congress vested in the Post Office Department an absolute monopoly for the transportation of first-class mail.
Post office, northern: located at Ny Ålesund, Spitzbergen, Norway.
 See also: Stamp, Used, Local, Official, Cover
  
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