[Carly]

Hi everyone, I need to send some signed paperwork for a government form, and someone suggested I could do it at the post office. I haven’t used a fax machine in years, so I’m not sure if USPS even offers that service anymore. If not, where do people usually go to fax documents these days – FedEx, UPS, or somewhere else?

[Jones Quincie]

Hey there! The USPS generally doesn’t provide fax services anymore – they focus mainly on mailing and shipping. But there are plenty of other options you can use instead. Places like FedEx Office, The UPS Store, Staples, and even some public libraries or small print shops still have fax machines available. If you’d like a clear breakdown of how it works and what each option costs, there’s a good article about it on psicogestalt.com. It explains everything in simple terms and lists the main places where you can still send a fax.

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