Certified mail from the case
Confirm recipient, send handoff, and tracking tied to your response letter.
Certified delivery
Send USPS Certified Mail with tracking from your case after a Response Letters letter is ready, or submit other documents through Certified Send when that flow is enabled. Delivery status stays on the case so proof of mailing is easy to find.
Animated Certified Send walkthrough: a finished letter ready to mail, confirming the HOA address, the app printing and sending USPS Certified Mail, tracking appearing on the case, and proof of delivery recorded without a post-office trip.
What you get
What you'll work with
Confirm recipient, send handoff, and tracking tied to your response letter.
Updates stay with the case so you are not juggling a separate carrier inbox.
Real situations
Finalize your letter on the case, confirm the HOA mailing address, and send certified mail without a separate carrier workflow.
When a deadline or dispute makes proof of delivery important, certified mail with tracking supports your record.
When you need certified mail outside a standard response letter, check whether the Certified Send submission flow accepts your document type.
Workflow
Step 01
Review your case letter or uploaded document before sending so content is locked in.
Next step: move into Confirm recipient details to keep the workflow in one clear thread.
2/4 Next: Confirm recipient details
Step 02
Set mailing destination and sender information with deadline timing in mind.
Next step: move into Submit certified send to keep the workflow in one clear thread.
3/4 Next: Submit certified send
Step 03
Trigger USPS Certified Mail handoff when your account has Certified Send enabled.
Next step: move into Monitor tracking updates to keep the workflow in one clear thread.
4/4 Next: Monitor tracking updates
Step 04
Follow delivery status on the case thread instead of juggling separate carrier tools.
Common questions
Proof of delivery
Keep send, tracking, and case context together when timing and a delivery record matter for your HOA correspondence.
Availability depends on account configuration. Not legal advice.