mail-in envelope

noun
UK /ˈmeɪl ɪn ˈɛnvələʊp/
US /ˈmeɪl ɪn ˈɛnvəloʊp/

A special envelope you use to send something by mail.

She put her form in a mail-in envelope and dropped it in the mailbox.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An envelope included with a bill or form so the recipient can send payment or a reply back easily.

The bill came with a mail-in envelope for the payment.

3. An envelope designed to be filled out and mailed to enter a contest or survey.

He sealed his entry in the mail-in envelope for the sweepstakes.

4. An envelope pre-addressed to a company or agency for returning documents.

Use the mail-in envelope to return your signed contract.