USPS Final Time-Limited Price-Change Window for U.S. Operations: Oct. 4, 2026–Jan. 17, 2027
USPS lists the U.S. time-limited 2026 price change as final, with its Excel and CSV price files and Notice 123 marked final and revised Sept. 18, 2026.
For U.S. operations, the final USPS time-limited 2026 price-change period runs from Oct. 4, 2026, through Jan. 17, 2027.
Final USPS dates and artifacts for U.S. operations
Source[1]
For U.S. operations, USPS labels the Time-Limited 2026 Price Change final and gives an effective period of Oct. 4, 2026, through Jan. 17, 2027.[1]
For U.S. operations, the Excel price file, CSV price files, and Notice 123 PDF are each marked final and revised Sept. 18, 2026.[1]
Latest controlling U.S. revision
Sept. 18, 2026
USPS Time-Limited 2026 Price Change
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Build a controlled implementation calendar
Separate the source-backed status and dates from operator-entered workflow decisions so that each calendar action can be reviewed independently.
- Record the approved source artifact, its displayed status, its effective start and end dates, its revision date, and the date your team checked it.
- Require an operator to confirm that the recorded status is final before treating the dates as an implementation window.
- If the operator-entered operating date falls on or after the verified start date and on or before the verified end date, classify the calendar state as inside the window.
- If the operator-entered operating date falls before the verified start date, classify the calendar state as pre-window; if it falls after the verified end date, classify it as post-window.
- At an operator-selected lead time before the recorded end date, reopen the approved source and check for a revised status, replacement artifact, extension, or successor period.
- On the recorded end date, repeat the source check before allowing the time-limited status to remain in any operating calendar.
Keep implementation changes within the evidence boundary
- Use the status-and-date evidence only to manage the implementation calendar.
- Do not infer product-level applicability, rate amounts, shipment-level costs, or financial impact from this draft.
- Obtain separately approved evidence before changing product mappings, rate tables, customer charges, shipment rules, or financial forecasts.
- Pause implementation if the approved source no longer displays the recorded status, dates, artifact labels, or controlling revision.
- Document the owner, review lead time, approval path, and fallback behavior for the end-of-window check.
Sources and evidence
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Official primary source · United States Postal Service
Time-Limited 2026 Price ChangePublished September 18, 2026 · Accessed October 16, 2026
Supports: For U.S. operations, USPS identifies the Time-Limited 2026 Price Change as final, with an effective period from Oct. 4, 2026, through Jan. 17, 2027.
Data as of 2026-09-18
Supports: For U.S. operations, USPS lists the Excel Time-Limited 2026 Price File and the CSV Time-Limited 2026 Price Files as final and revised Sept. 18, 2026.
Data as of 2026-09-18
Supports: For U.S. operations, USPS lists the Time-Limited 2026 Price Change Notice 123 PDF as final and revised Sept. 18, 2026.
Data as of 2026-09-18
Supports: For U.S. operations, USPS identifies Sept. 18, 2026, as the latest controlling revision for the Time-Limited 2026 Price Change.
Data as of 2026-09-18
