Shipping important package

[afterforever 0]

I will be in Thailand on May 22 for approximately six months to visit my fiancee and to gather the finally documents needed for the K-1 visa. My fiancee wants me to send the paperwork from Thailand to get a head start on process. I will be sending to the CSC. I am paranoid this important package will get "lost" in transit. I have sent letters by regular mail and they never got to the location. Anyone have reccomendations on how to ship, DHL, UPS, Fedex,?

[~Chad~ 0]

I was worried about that too. It doesn't matter which one as long as you can track it. Good luck

[Raspect 0]

yes

i would def. ship from over there if you will be there so long

just be sure to be able to track

and make a copy of everything

just in the worst case scenario

[Dan J 277]

You should be able to use any trackable service. Sometimes sending a package via EMS from another country gets delivered here with DHL. Mail systems have improved all over the world. In most places you dont have to worry about your package getting lost.

EMS is probably the cheapest option. DHL, fedex and UPS are all about the same.

[sj5 4]

I think FEDEX is much better ? (I used fedex so many times with important documents never get lost at all) GOOD LUCK

Edited April 25, 2007 by Pugnacious

[1HappyGuy 45]

Ask your fiancee which service is available in her town, DHL, UPS or FEDEX. Definitely use them over the regular mail service. These are important papers and the extra cost is going to be well worth it.

[bora bora 1]

I've heard some negative remarks made about DHL. I don't know if those were isolated instances though - maybe Fedex would be better.

I agree with the others though - trace it.

[LNY 0]

I used FEDEX to send my documents last time and my fiance used UPS. The documents were fine to receive.

While the company where I work is using DHL to send all documents over the world which is fine too.