Mail a resume and cover letter online
Some applications still have to arrive on paper — civil-service postings, union halls, and employers that ask for a mailed application. Upload your resume and cover letter exactly as you formatted them, enter the employer's address, and we print and mail them through USPS within 24 hours.
How it works
Four steps. Most letters take under two minutes from sign-in to mailed.
- 1
Upload your resume and cover letter
Upload the PDF you already have. Fonts, layout, and formatting print exactly as designed — or write the cover letter from our template.
- 2
Enter the employer's address
Address it to the hiring manager, HR department, or the address given in the job posting.
- 3
Pay the flat fee
One price covers paper, envelope, postage, and USPS delivery.
- 4
We mail within 24 hours
You receive a dated email confirmation, and the PDF copy stays on your order page.
Who this is for
- Applicants to government, civil-service, or public-sector postings that require paper
- Tradespeople applying to union halls and apprenticeship programs
- Job seekers mailing a direct application to a local business or headquarters
- Anyone applying without access to a printer
Common use cases
Government and civil-service applications
Some federal, state, and municipal postings still require or accept applications by mail to a specific address.
Union halls and apprenticeships
Many trades and union hiring processes ask for a paper application or resume dropped off or mailed in.
Standing out with a direct application
A printed resume mailed to a small business or a headquarters lands on a desk instead of in a crowded inbox.
Applying from another city or abroad
Mail an application to a US employer without being anywhere near a printer or a post office.
What you can rely on
PostPal is operated as a utility, not a marketing channel. We do one thing: print and mail your documents through USPS.
- Domestic
- $5
- 2-5 business days
- International
- $10
- 7-14 business days
- Your PDF prints exactly as you formatted it — fonts, layout, spacing
- Mailed via USPS within 24 hours
- Dated email confirmation for your records
- Files deleted after mailing
Frequently asked questions
Does anyone still mail resumes?
Most applications today are online, and for a typical corporate posting you should apply through the posted channel. Mailing makes sense in specific cases: postings that explicitly ask for a mailed application (some government, civil-service, and union roles), employers with no online application, and direct approaches to small local businesses where a printed resume gets read instead of filtered.
Will my resume print the way I formatted it?
Yes. Upload it as a PDF and we render it at print quality — fonts, margins, and layout are preserved exactly. Export from Word or Google Docs as PDF before uploading.
Should I include a cover letter?
For a mailed application, yes — the cover letter is the first page the reader sees. You can upload your own or start from our free cover letter template and customize it before sending.
Who should I address it to?
The address in the job posting, if there is one. Otherwise, address it to the hiring manager by name if you know it, or to the HR department at the company's headquarters.
Is it printed in color?
Letters print in black and white by default, which is what most resumes are designed for. If your resume uses color, add color printing for a flat fee at checkout.
Will I have proof it was sent?
Yes. You receive a dated email confirmation, and the order page records the mailing date — useful when a posting has an application deadline.
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Ready to send?
Type a letter or upload a PDF. We mail it via USPS within 24 hours.