How to mail usa ssa letter

[cgros]

I received a form from USA Social Security concerning my current status.
I would like to use DHL to ship completed form back to them but they
use a PO box address. I called them and they said they don't have a
non PO box address. Must I use the THI/US postal service?

[blackshadow]

what about FEDEX......have you never heard of them ?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dddave]

I've used ThaiPost/USPS for a bunch of stuff this past 6 months with no issue.

[neilrob]

Just send it back by registered mail. It will be tracked throughout the system so you will have evidence of it being delivered. Cheaper than the express services also

[Photoguy21]

Send it DHL to someone you trust in the USA and let them post it on to the PO Box for you

[userabcd]

Don't think any couriers can deliver to a PO Box as the post need to be signed for.(could not when I tried)

 

Alternative use the post office registered mail, I think the mail can also be tracked.

 

Registered – Thailand Post

Edited July 30, 2022 by userabcd

[mudcat]

I use registered airmail - cost ThB 325 and traceable with the "RO" number on your receipt through:

Leaving Thailand: https://track.thailandpost.co.th/

Delivering in U.S.:  https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction_input

[cgros]

Thank you all. Looks like post office registered mail is the way

to go. Special thanks to mucat. I didn't know I could use Thai post 

tracking with USPS tracking.

[lexilis]

I use the Thai registered mail also and their tracking system. Works great. Funny though I tried to access the USPS tracker (the second link above) and I get  this: 

You do not have permission to access this page
If you have found this page in error, please contact support

Weird. I use a VPN set in the US.

[mudcat]

Hmmm - you may try to navigate to the USPS site on your own as the link does work for me on my desktop computer.

 

You can even sign up for updates - or for that matter have updates sent to your addressee - e.g. a birthday card.

 

[WEBBYB808]

Fax it!

[cgros]

I asked about faxing. They were not confident the the form would ever be read if received via fax.