Ship to Puerto Rico and US Territories
USPS, UPS, DHL, and FedEx require packages going from the US to US territories (like Puerto Rico) must follow certain address formats to get rates or create shipping labels. In some cases, you'll need to fill out customs declarations, even though the carrier considers the shipment to be domestic.
Typically, USPS providers will require the country to be listed as the United States, while UPS and FedEx will require the country to be the territory name (which is often also in the State field). See the below sections for details by carrier.
USPS
USPS requires the two-character abbreviation for the state/region and United States for the country.
Here's an example of what a USPS shipment to Puerto Rico should look like:
FedEx, UPS, & DHL
FedEx, UPS, and DHL (Express and Ecommerce) generally require the two-character abbreviation for the state/region and the full territory name for the country.
Use the state codes and country shown in the table below when shipping to each location. When shipping to any location listed in this table, you will use an international service. You must also print the customs declaration and include it with the shipment.
| Shipping To | State/Region | Country |
| American Samoa | American Samoa | American Samoa |
| Guam | Guam | Guam |
| Marshall Islands | MH | Marshall Islands |
| Micronesia | FM | Micronesia |
| Northern Mariana Islands | MP | Northern Mariana Islands |
| Palau | PW | Palau |
| Puerto Rico | PR | Puerto Rico |
| US Virgin Islands | Virgin Islands | US Virgin Islands |