Is there a shipping service called EMS?
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Global Express Mail (EMS): is a reliable high-speed service for mailing time-sensitive items to more than 175 countries
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eBay and the U.S. Postal Service are happy to offer you FREE co-branded shipping boxes for Priority Mail® and Priority Mail Flat Rate Service. These boxes will be delivered directly to your home at no cost to you.\nCheck the link below to have the boxes dilivered to you.
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DHL\nhttp://www.dhl.com/splash.html
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Shipping generally means transporting your goods (or 'shipment') from one place to the other.\n\nThere are 3 methods:\n1. Land shipping: By local or overseas courier.\n2. Air Shipping: By overseas courier, or freight shipping.\n3. Sea Shipping: By sea shipping couriers, or any logistics providers.\n\nShipping can be a combination of any of the 3.\n\nLand shipping is technically the easiest, you can have local or overseas courier.\nCourier services are fairly simple to understand, you basically just need to submit in your details on the shipping company's courier form, and they will handle the rest. In some overseas cases, it is neccessary to include a packing list and proforma/commercial invoice.\n\nAir shipping is fairly easy as well, when all you need is your packing details and your commercial invoice and packing list.\nIt is important to mark your package as well so that the courier personnel know that it is your package.\n\nSea shipping involves more documents, but is cheaper than air shipping by a good margin.\nBesides the normal shipping documents, sea shipping involves one more document called the Bill of Lading, or B/L for short. The bill of Lading is a legally recognized document stating that you have the authority to load and unload your cargo. \nYou need 3 copies of your packing list, commercial invoice, Bill of Lading (Keep 1 copy of the original), packing details, Delivery Order in order to load your cargo. To unload, you need the same as well as calculating the GST on your commercial invoice.\n\nCertain ports also require ID certification in order to collect the cargo, so keep note of that.\n\nIn Shipping,  your documentation is very important. Always keep track of what you are shipping, how heavy it is, the dimensions of the cargo, how many items of cargo, the cost of the cargo, etc. Most people under-declare their cost of items in order to save money on the GST when unloading the cargo. \n\nAlso, keep in mind that you should always purchase insurance in sea shipping. Most companies will already have an import export clause (most common is the import clause) already in use, so you basically just need to keep in  touch with your accounts department to handle the insurance details.\n\nHope this was useful.
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Sure for a small($5000) shipping in handling fee.\n\n:)
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To the Post office.  Only certain branches have this service, be sure to check at www.usps.gov
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USPS.com\n\nUnited States Postal Service.
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The mail is sorted in store and then taken to a distribution centre. It is then transferred to a main sorting centre. It is sorted by zip/post code and then transport is started by truck.
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Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
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in the uk - a courier is a company that offers an instant door to door service , whether its national or international , the item is collected, you pay for service and its takes to its destination, usually an envelope of documents or a small percel. Freight Forwarders are used for larger items , usually international (outside the EC)and they offer services from any point up to any other point , usually just to the Port or Airport of destination, ie CFR New York, USA by sea - you pay the forwarder to get it to the nearest Port or Airport , and your customer , the consignee arranges and pays for clearance , handling and delivery. hope that helps?
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Try http://usps.com. They should know.
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call them and pay for it and have them ship to FedEx
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There is The US Postal Service, US parcel service, Federal Express, just to name a few.  You can look them up on your search engine, and then contact them about there prices!!\n\nMuch Success in your Business,\n\nDuane J.
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laws are different state to state.  check with your state ems office.  i know in ohio the answer is no
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Courier service. Nippon Express is a trust worthy company. I'd rather pay a little more and get one board than pay less and get two halves.
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visit http://www.usps.com
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Go to the post office and ask at the service counter.