Printing a postage correction stamp in SendPro Online or PitneyShip

If you do not have enough postage on an envelope, you can print a postage correction stamp to add more postage.

Select your software version

There are currently two versions of our shipping software. Click on the image that matches your Home screen to view the instructions for your version.

SendPro Online (classic)

1. From the Home screen, select Stamp Sheets & Rolls.
   
2. Select Stamp Sheet if printing on a sheet, or Stamp Roll if printing on a roll.
3. Select Print postage correction stamp from the Mailing Services / Stamp Value menu.
   
4. Enter the value of your correction stamp.
5. Select Add this value.
6. Select Print.
   • If printing from a web browser, a PDF of the stamp sheet opens in a new browser window or tab. Use your browser's print function to print this file.
7. Place the postage correction stamp next to the original stamp.

Correction stamps cannot be printed without a date, and will show today's date. The postage is only valid for the date printed on the stamp.

PitneyShip (new)

1. From the Home screen, select the Print Stamps tab.
2. Select Sheet if printing on a sheet, or Roll if printing on a roll.
3. Select Custom Stamp.
   
4. From the Mail Services menu, select Print postage correction stamp.
   
5. Enter the value of your correction stamp and select Apply.
   
6. Select Add to Sheet or Add to Roll.
   
7. Select your printer and select Print Stamps.
   • If you are printing on a stamp roll, the stamp will be printed directly to the stamp roll printer.
   • If you are printing on a stamp sheet and you select Use browser printer, a PDF of the stamp sheet opens in a new browser window or tab. Use your browser's print function to print this file.
   • If you are printing on a stamp sheet and you select a DeviceHub printer, the stamp sheet is sent directly to the printer (no PDF opens).
8. Place the postage correction stamp next to the original stamp.

Correction stamps cannot be printed without a date, and will show today's date. The postage is only valid for the date printed on the stamp.