International shipping
from Great Falls.

Confirm that the located items are yours

Give the holder a clear description and a reference they can use to identify the items. Ask them to confirm what has actually been found. A report of lost property does not establish that everything you remember leaving behind is available to send.

List the confirmed contents, quantities and accessories rather than using only suitcase or personal effects. Describe electronics and identify batteries, liquids or fragile objects for acceptance review. Do not ask the holder to add unrelated items to the parcel without updating the contents information.

Agree who will pack and release the parcel

Ask whether the property can provide suitable transport packaging, obtain measurements and release the finished package. Finding an item and agreeing to store it do not automatically include those tasks. If another packer is involved, confirm the transfer arrangements and the final dispatch address.

Identify a contact who will be available after your checkout. Give the agreed release hours and any storage deadline. A property's reception being open does not prove that the relevant staff can access the items or hand them over at any time.

Use the destination where you can receive the shipment

Provide the full overseas recipient address, country and postal code. If you are still traveling, distinguish your current accommodation from the address where the parcel should arrive. Explain any change of recipient or destination before arrangements are confirmed.

Supply the packed weight and external length, width and height of each completed package in lbs/inch or kg/cm. Describe any suitcase and the proposed outer protection rather than assuming luggage can travel in its current condition. Price, contents acceptance, collection availability and estimated timing require individual confirmation. The Montana shipping guide lists other origins.

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