Veterans Day typically affects mail delivery differently across carriers.
- USPS: The United States Postal Service usually closes all post offices on Veterans Day, and regular mail delivery is suspended. Priority Mail Express deliveries may still occur on that day, but most services resume the next business day. [source: USPS announcements and major news outlets]
- Private carriers: UPS and FedEx generally operate with modified schedules on federal holidays, and some services may be delayed or require pickup/delivery adjustments. They often still offer certain services but not the full standard schedule.
- Banks and many government offices: Expect closures on Veterans Day, which can affect related services, but private retailers and some essential services may remain open.
Direct answer: If you’re asking about traditional mail delivery on Veterans Day in the United States, regular USPS mail is not delivered on that day. Priority Mail Express may be delivered, but many post offices are closed. Private carriers like UPS and FedEx typically operate with limited or modified service (some delays or adjustments), and banks/most federal offices are closed. If you need a specific trackable item, check with the carrier’s latest holiday notice or tracking updates for potential exceptions.
