PS Form 3600-FCM Postage Statement - First-Class Mail and USPS Ground Advantage

PS Form 3600-FCM Instructions

Any time you send a mail through the USPS, you need to complete a USPS Postage Statement. There are different types of statements, each depending on the mail class and the postage payment method.

Complete the PS Form 3600-FCM to send the First-Class Mail. This document consists of eight pages. Six of them need to be completed before mailing. The last two pages contain the filing instructions meant to facilitate the process. Read these instructions carefully before completing the form: different types of postage and different mailers require filing different sections on the form. The instructions also contain useful information about the discount total column with clear explanations and examples of the equation.

The form must be certified with your signature for it to be accepted by the USPS. Print your name and provide your telephone number in the appropriate box. Attach all completed sheets to the first page, that serves as a cover sheet. If you need a copy of the document for your own records, photocopy it in advance and bring the original with you to the USPS.

PS Form 3600-FCM Related Publications:

• PS Form 3540-S, Postage Statement - Extra Services;
• PS Form 3541, Postage Statement - Periodicals - One Issue or One Edition;
• PS Form 3541-MW, Postage Statement - Periodicals Monthly Data Collection Worksheet;
• PS Form 3602-C, Consolidated Postage Statement - Supplemental USPS Marketing Mail and Nonprofit USPS Marketing Mail;
• PS Form 3602-EZ, Postage Statement - USPS Marketing Mail - Easy - Nonautomation Letters, Cards, or Flats;
• PS Form 3602-N1, Postage Statement - Nonprofit USPS Marketing Mail;
• PS Form 3602-NZ, Postage Statement - Nonprofit USPS Marketing Mail Mail - Easy - Nonautomation Letters or Flats;
• PS Form 3602-R, Postage Statement - USPS Marketing Mail;
• PS Form 3605-R, Postage Statement - Package Services and Parcel Select;
• PS Form 3700, Postage Statement - International Mail.