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USPS — United States Postal Service

Parent: Independent establishment of the executive branch. Domains in this note: usps.gov, postalpro.com.

What they regulate

USPS is the national postal operator. Parcel and last-mile introductions that touch USPS products are commercial arrangements — not a substitute for FMCSA property-broker authority, state motor-carrier rules, or Postal Regulatory Commission rate/service oversight. Indexed ≠ endorsed.

Always prefer the live .gov site over a third-party mirror. Index ≠ endorsement.

How to verify

  1. USPS home — U.S. Postal Service — parcel/mail operator context, not an FMCSA freight-broker licence register.
  2. Business / shipping tools — Prefer live USPS tools over mirrors for postage and tracking.

Official portal: https://www.usps.com/

Questions this page answers

Does USPS license parcel brokers?

No. USPS operates postal/parcel services. Freight brokerage authority (when applicable) is primarily FMCSA; commercial parcel desks follow contract and state rules separately.

USPS vs PRC vs FMCSA?

USPS is the operator; PRC oversees certain postal rates/services; FMCSA is highway freight authority. Match the register to the activity.

Is a BrokerMafia agency page an endorsement?

No. Index ≠ endorsement. BrokerMafia is not a government agency and does not issue licenses.

Where is the full .gov directory?

https://brokermafia.com/usa/ — with JSON/CSV downloads that include the full local SLD inventory from CISA.

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