Iris Postal Forms

Send your document as real mail.

Prepare letters, completed forms and postcards online, then review printing and mailing options on Iris.

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Print and mail

Prepare letters, completed forms and postcards for US mail.

Review before you order

Confirm your document, addresses, options and price.

Current options on Iris

Find printing and mailing options directly on Iris.

What you can do with Iris

Iris Postal Forms helps you prepare letters, completed forms and postcards online. Start with your document, review both addresses and choose printing and mailing options on Iris before you authorize the order.

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Three steps before you send.

Confirm the document, addresses, options and price before authorizing the order.

  1. Prepare my document

    Start with your finished letter, completed form or postcard.

  2. Review my details

    Confirm your document, both addresses, printing options and price.

  3. Continue to Iris

    Authorize the order on Iris and follow the available order information.

Plan your mailing workflow

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Frequently asked questions

What should I check before mailing?

Verify the recipient, signature requirements, deadlines and appropriate service. Printing and mailing does not establish legal sufficiency or replace professional advice.

What types of documents can I prepare?

Start with a finished PDF letter, a completed form or a personal or business postcard.

Where do I find current prices and mailing options?

Review mailing options and the final price on Iris before ordering.

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Ready to send a letter?

Review mailing options and the final price on Iris before ordering.

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