I’m creating a prepaid shipping
label and it’s asking for its
value what do I put?


When you go to FedEx.com or UPS.com to purchase and create a prepaid return shipping label which we require on every order (unless you plan to physically travel to our office) so we can mail your documents back to you.

The online FedEx or UPS shipping label creation form or an employee working at FedEx or UPS will sometimes ask you for the value amount which means what value you want to place on your documents. You can just enter or tell them $100 as the value.

But if your order is over $100 with Apostille Texas you might want to also buy the inexpensive extra FedEx shipping insurance which only costs $3 for $100.01-$300 value and $1 for every additional $100 value over $300.

Per the FedEx.com website:

“The first $100 of value in your shipment is included in your shipping rate at no extra charge as part of our standard $100 limit of liability. Your declared value fees reflect any amount that exceeds that $100.”

If your order is over $100 with Apostille Texas you might want to also buy the inexpensive extra UPS shipping insurance which only costs $1.05 for every additional $100 value over $100.

Per UPS.com website:
“UPS’s maximum liability for shipments without a declared value is $100 for damages or losses at no cost.”

 

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