This certified mail receipt template follows the complete April 2015 PS Form 3800 sample. The front has fee entries, five extra-service boxes and the recipient address. The second page preserves the reverse instructions. It is a historical form layout, not a purchase of postal service.
EDITOR
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
The printed article number repeats in three places. Its text control is separate from the barcode image. The source deliberately crosses out that sample barcode and prints SAMPLE across the form. Those details remain in the starting layout and example.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the recipient and address, then fill the Certified Mail fee, any selected extra-service fees and postage. |
| 2 | Reconcile the total manually. The example uses USD4.00 + USD2.00 + USD1.00 = USD7.00; these are fictional entries, not a current rate quote. |
| 3 | Check the article number against any barcode image you supply, then review both form faces before exporting. |
The complete April 2015 USPS PS Form 3800 sample, including its reverse instructions. It is distinct from a USPS retail counter receipt and from the green Return Receipt card.
No. It edits a document layout. It does not buy postage, register an article, confirm acceptance or verify delivery.
SAMPLE and the crossed-out barcode are part of the selected reference. The layout preserves that original printing.
No. The three printed number copies share one text field. The barcode is a separate replaceable image and must be checked independently.
All fee amounts and the total are manual. The fictional USD7.00 example demonstrates arithmetic only.
An optional blank date/note field uses spare space below the postmark label. A separate image control can replace the first USPS masthead line; removing that upload restores the source. A date or uploaded mark does not certify postal acceptance.