Outgoing personal mail will be picked up by Mail Services staff at regular mail stops. Each piece must have the appropriate amount of postage affixed, be sealed, and be banded and separated from University mail. Incoming personal mail to our physical address may be opened by Mail Services staff to identify checks and payments and determine appropriate delivery address. For this reason, you should have personal mail and correspondence directed to you home address or a post office box. All mail addressed to the University's physical address becomes the property of the University.
Most items are mailable to foreign countries.
However there are certain restrictions. It is important that mailers contact Mail Serviced to determine proper classification and documentation required. If customs regulations are not followed and documentation is not exact, the item will be impounded by customs until the addressee makes arrangements for clearance and the payment of whatever duties required for release of the item. Customs rules apply and are identical regardless of whether the mail is sent by USPS or other couriers. The last line of any foreign address should be the country name spelled out in capital letters, in English.