Preparing to send file to costco

I am confused about a few things.
1. When do I use the export to jpg option and when do I use the print to jpg option? In the print module I have added the correct icc profile for the printer at costco at the location I will go to. If I export to jpg with this remain in the jpg?
2. I have the dimensions I should size it to for a 4x6 at costco (1212x1818). Where do I enter this? I think it is in the crop feature in the develop module. If I am correct do I have to do anything to size it in the print module?
3. Lightroom thinks my printer is my home printer is going to do the printing, even when I set it to print to jpeg. Do I have to set the paper size to 4x6 there as well?
Thanks for your help.

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Your files will be exactly 6 inches by 4 inches ready for uploading or delivery to Costco.
Set your cell size and print size in the layout and print job sections – see example image below.

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