Seventy-five percent of first-class mail will maintain its current delivery standard, 14 percent will be upgraded to a faster standard, and 11 percent will experience a slower standard.

USPS will deliver 75 percent of first-class mail at the same standard. Fourteen percent will be upgraded to a faster standard, while 11 percent will have a slower standard.

The Brief The USPS is adjusting service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services. It will deliver 75% of first-class mail at the same service standard, 14% ...

What To Know As first announced earlier this year, starting April 1, the USPS will begin implementing new service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services.

The adjustments affect first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail and package services, with 75% of first-class mail maintaining the same service standard, 14% upgraded to a faster standard and ...

First-Class: The time frame will stay between 1-5 days, but within that "75% of First-Class Mail at the same service standard. 14% will be upgraded to a faster standard. 11% will have a slower ...

Delivery of first-class mail is expected to take no more than five days, while the 2-5 day range for USPS Ground Advantage will also stay the same, the postal service said.

Starting April 1, USPS will deliver 75% of first-class mail at the same rate, 14% at a faster standard and 11% at a slower rate, Newsweek reported. All mail will stay within the delivery standard ...

Beginning April 1, service standard adjustments will be made for first-class mail, marketing mail, periodicals and package services, USPS announced in a news release. As a result, 75% of first ...