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The Princeton post office in Princeton, ID offers a range of services for its customers. With ample lot parking available, it makes for a convenient stop. This post office sells both domestic and international money orders, and allows customers to submit inquiries for missing, lost, or stolen money orders. Additionally, it offers the Sure Money (DineroSeguro) postal product, which provides electronic money transfer to participating countries. For those in need of a PO Box, the Princeton post office allows you to rent and manage billing of a PO Box online. They also provide Priority Mail International services and offer the option to pick up hold mail at this location. Furthermore, they have burial flags available for veterans. In terms of special services, this post office sells The Bird Hunting Stamp, also known as a "Duck Stamp," which is a license or permit allowing the purchaser to hunt migratory birds. Please note that it cannot be used as postage. For businesses, the Princeton post office offers services such as Business Reply Mail New Permit and Bulk Mail Acceptance. You can also manage your Bulk Mail Account Balance at this post office and obtain a Bulk Mail New Permit. If you have accountable mail, which requires a recipient's signature for proof of delivery or protection against loss or damages, you can conveniently pick it up at this post office. This includes items such as Priority Mail Express, Certified Mail, Collect on Delivery, Registered Mail, Return Receipt, and Signature Confirmation, as well as mail insured for more than $200. They also provide the option to pick up notice left mail. Lastly, the Princeton post office offers General Delivery, a mail service for individuals without a permanent address, often used as a temporary mailing address.