Yes, in most places in the U.S. there is regular mail delivery on Black Friday, because it is not a federal postal holiday and service usually resumes the day after Thanksgiving.

USPS on Black Friday

  • Black Friday is not on the official U.S. Postal Service holiday list, so Post Offices are generally open and regular mail is delivered.
  • Thanksgiving Day (Thursday) is when USPS closes and there is no mail; service restarts on Friday with normal or near‑normal operations.

UPS, FedEx, Amazon

  • UPS usually resumes normal pickup and delivery on Black Friday after being closed for Thanksgiving, though certain specialized services may vary by area.
  • FedEx typically runs services on Black Friday, but some freight or specialized services can have limited availability or adjusted pickup times.
  • Amazon deliveries typically continue on Black Friday, with many areas seeing heavy package volume and same‑ or next‑day options, except for restrictions tied to Thanksgiving itself.

What can change locally

  • Individual Post Office counters may shorten lobby hours even when delivery runs, especially in smaller towns.
  • Severe weather, access issues, or local operational decisions can still delay or pause delivery to specific addresses regardless of the date.

Quick checklist for your area

  1. Check the USPS “Locations” or holiday schedule page for your ZIP code to confirm local hours.
  1. If you use UPS or FedEx, look at their year‑specific holiday service calendars for Black Friday notes.
  1. For Amazon packages, review the promised delivery date at checkout or in tracking, since holiday‑week capacity can change by region.

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