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Cuba Post Office
When the Embargo is lifted, we will take your
email and print it out, put it in an envelope with postage and mail it within the Cuban postal
service.
When this site is fully developed, our postal agents will be able
to serve all your Cuban postal and package delivery needs. Ask about our Cuba courier service.
This site is not affiliated with any Cuban or US government agency
or personnel.
Cuban Cigars
Types of Cuba Postal Services
Email to Cuban Postal Mail Service
Send us and email and we'll put it in the postal mail system for you
in Cuba.
Cuban Postal Mail to Email Service
If you have friends or family in Cuba, they can bring letters to us,
we will scan it and send you the pdf or type it up and send it to you by email. Your loved ones, business
associates and other contacts in Cuba can also come into our studio and record a voice message for you and we will
send it to you via a .wav file in an email.
Document Digitalization Service
We will scan any document and process it with our optical recognition
software and "pull" the text off the document and produce an electronic version of the printed document. We can
then send the digital document via email. Of course we can also save the printed document as a .pdf file and send
it by email that way too.
Cuban Mailing Address and Post Office Boxes
Do you need a mailing address in Cuba? We can provide you with a
street mailing address and sign for packages and deliveries for you or, if you need a post office box, we will get
you set up with one.
Packing, Shipping and Delivery Services
We can pack items for inter-island shipping, deliver them personally if necessary or
handle customs for international shipping.
Of course none of these services are currently allowed in Cuba but we are preparing
for a post-Castro post-Embargo Cuba and will be offering these valuable services as soon as permitted by law.
Other Services
We expect to sell money orders, offer bulk mailing list services and
brochure distribution services.
Please contact us if you think we can help with with a specific postal
request.
If you have Cuba related legal matters, visit our Cuba Legal Services or Cuba City
Hall if you are looking for city hall related documents like birth
certificates, permits, political related information or public documents.
If you have questions, post to our Cuban Life
Forum for information about living day to day in Cuba.
PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT THESE SERVICES. SOME FEATURES ARE IN
DEVELOPMENT DUE TO A VARIETY OF REASONS.
Cuba to overhaul postal service - From EFE | November 2011
Cuba's postal service will become a state-owned corporate group next year bent on modernizing its
administraton and seeking greater efficiency and quality as part of President Raul Castro's effort to "modernize"
the island's socialist economic model.
The official economy weekly Opciones said that Correos de Cuba "will shed the old megastructure
that impedes its development and install more modern systems of management, the guarantee of efficiency and
quality."
With some 13,600 employees, Correos handles such services as newspaper, mail and shipment
deliveries as well as a list of other services including Social Security payments and credits.
Its new model as a corporate group will include 18 territorial subsidiaries and others specializing
in courier services, currency exchange, insurance and "superior address organization."
Correos de Cuba's director of strategy, Raul Marcial Cortina, told the weekly that
"decentralization" is one of the goals of restructuring, with each subsidiary organizing and directing its own
services in its own territory.
and
Cuba to restructure postal service from sprawling state entity to decentralized business group
- By Associated Press
Cuba is restructuring its rickety postal service to boost efficiency, decentralizing the monolithic
entity in favor of a state-run business group made up of largely autonomous regional offices.
Empresa Correos de Cuba, which employs some 13,600 workers and operates more than 1,000 post
offices, 16 processing facilities and 54 delivery centers, will be reshaped around the middle of next year into 18
regional and two national entities, according to this week’s edition of the government financial magazine
Opciones.
The stripped-down structure will be followed by a gradual program of improved internal controls,
modernized facilities and updated technology.
The nascent business group’s director for national strategy, Raul Marcial Cortina, said each
regional entity will have leeway to adapt service to local needs.
“It was unthinkable that a business so big could be perfected. ... This will bring a positive
impact on efficiency and benefits for the workers,” Marcial Cortina was quoted as saying.
Cuba and US to Resume Direct Mail Talks
Talks aimed at resuming direct postal service between the United States and Cuba, which has been
suspended for decades, are set to be held in mid-September in another sign of thawing U.S.-Cuba relations, Western
diplomats said.
Officials from the U.S. State Department and U.S. Postal Service were expected to attend the
discussions in Havana, the diplomats, who asked not to be named, said.
No further details were immediately available and there was no immediate confirmation from the
Cuban government.
The talks are part of U.S. President Barack Obama's declared intention to "recast" relations with
Communist-ruled Cuba, which for 47 years has been the target of a U.S. trade embargo.
In April, Obama lifted restrictions on travel and remittances sent to Cuba by Cuban Americans with
relatives on the island and he has restarted talks on immigration that were suspended by the Bush administration in
2004.
Cuba agreed in late May to resume the immigration discussions and also to a U.S. request for talks
on the postal service.
At present, mail between the two countries must go through a third country.
U.S. express mail service companies such as UPS and FedEx cannot operate in Cuba but German-owned
carrier DHL can operate in Cuba.
Based on Reuters article
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