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Using FEDEXFedEx return envelopes at the French Consulate in Boston ($38 vs ~$10)

The website says it is mandatory to use the consulate's/VFS's courier service ($38.50) but the helpline said it is okay to get your own envelopes (probably under $15). 

I am wondering if anyone has used their own envelopes and if it is safe to do so from a possible passport loss point-of-view.

Using FEDEX return envelopes at the French Consulate in Boston ($38 vs ~$10)

The website says it is mandatory to use the consulate's/VFS's courier service ($38.50) but the helpline said it is okay to get your own envelopes (probably under $15). I am wondering if anyone has used their own envelopes and if it is safe to do so from a possible passport loss point-of-view.

Using FedEx return envelopes at the French Consulate in Boston ($38 vs ~$10)

The website says it is mandatory to use the consulate's/VFS's courier service ($38.50) but the helpline said it is okay to get your own envelopes (probably under $15). 

I am wondering if anyone has used their own envelopes and if it is safe to do so from a possible passport loss point-of-view.

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Using FEDEX return envelopes at the French Consulate in Boston ($38 vs ~$10)

The website says it is mandatory to use the consulate's/VFS's courier service ($38.50) but the helpline said it is okay to get your own envelopes (probably under $15). I am wondering if anyone has used their own envelopes and if it is safe to do so from a possible passport loss point-of-view.