1. Consult here the list of postal providers authorised by ANCOM.

By using the “Filter” option, you can select only the providers from the county you’re interested in.

2. Verify if the provider you chose has postal offices (access points where you can submit your postal item) in the respective county.

You will thus find out the locations where you can go and submit your postal item, as well as the public working hours of the respective provider.

3. Check that the provider you want to contact is not in one of the following circumstances:

• temporary inactivity. Access the List of authorised postal providers in temporary inactivity.
• suspension of the rights to provide postal services. Access the List of providers sanctioned with the suspension of rights.
• temporary authorisation. Access the List of temporarily active postal providers. 

4. Check that the chosen provider is authorised to provide the postal service you need.

Here you will find all the postal services the provider in question has the right to provide, as well as the date from which that provider has the right to provide them. Furthermore, you will find the identification data of the respective provider: name, address, telephone, fax, e-mail, unique registration code and, if applicable, website.

Attention! If a postal provider has the right to provide a certain service it does not necessarily mean that he has the obligation to provide it. In order to verify if the provider you chose actually supplies the required service, access his website or contact him directly.

For information purposes, you can consult the List of postal providers active in 2012. 

When choosing a postal service provider, take also into account the following aspects:

• the quality conditions ensured for the requested service (the delivery times in particular);
• the rates charged for the services you need;
• the conditions of acceptance of postal items in the postal network.