Can you fax at Post offices / USPS?
Post offices / USPS does not list a public fax-sending service. You can send through a print or shipping store that offers faxing, or use an online fax service.
Where to fax instead of Post offices / USPS
For help in person
Try a nearby UPS Store or staffed print shop. Call with your page count and destination before going.
For self-service
Check Staples or FedEx Office. Bring readable pages and the recipient’s complete fax number.
For a digital document
Send from your browser with DearFax. For paper documents, scan each page clearly before uploading.
- Sending
- Public customer faxing is not confirmed in the linked service information. Choose a provider that explicitly offers fax service.
- Receiving
- USPS does not list public fax receiving. Use a provider that explicitly accepts incoming faxes and arrange pickup first.
- Prices
- No verified public fax price. Compare confirmed fax providers or send online with DearFax.
- Source
- Official Post offices / USPS service details · Checked October 12, 2026.
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Questions about Post offices / USPS
Post offices / USPS is not a confirmed public fax service in the linked service information. Choose a print or shipping store that offers faxing, or send online with DearFax.
USPS does not list public fax receiving. Use a provider that explicitly accepts incoming faxes and arrange pickup first.
Public fax service at Post offices / USPS is not confirmed, including free sending. You can send up to 10 pages free each month online with DearFax. A free account is required; no credit card is needed.
Yes. With DearFax, upload your document or scan it with your phone, enter the recipient’s fax number and send from your browser. Free includes 10 outgoing pages each month. Receiving faxes requires a paid plan and an active US or Canadian number.