Short answer: No. on Veterans Day (November 11), USPS does not deliver regular mail and post offices are closed, though some services like Priority Mail Express may still be delivered in limited cases or via self-service options in certain locations. Banks and many businesses also observe the federal holiday, so services tied to mail or in-person operations are typically affected. If you’re expecting something urgent, plan around the holiday and check with the carrier or sender for any possible exceptions. Details
- Mail delivery: Regular mail and most retail services are paused on Veterans Day. Only certain express services (such as Priority Mail Express) may be delivered that day in some areas, depending on the local post office and carrier policies. Plan for delayed mail and avoid relying on standard mail service that day. [Reputable sources note USPS holiday closure and limited express deliveries on federal holidays]
- Post offices: All post office locations are closed on Veterans Day, with self-service kiosks often available for some tasks. Retail counters do not operate. [Post office holiday schedules indicate closures and limited express delivery options]
- Other services: Banks and many private carriers may have modified hours or closures as part of observance of the federal holiday. Check with your local branches or carriers for exact hours on Veterans Day. [Common guidance on federal holiday observances]
If you’d like, I can look up the specific hours for your local post office or track a shipment to see if any exceptions apply for this year.
