Are priority mail packages forwarded

According to the United States Postal Service (USPS), Priority Mail packages can be forwarded, but there are some conditions and limitations:

1. Forwarding is available: USPS allows forwarding of Priority Mail packages, but only to a new address within the United States. You can request forwarding online or by calling the USPS Customer Service number.
2. Forwarding fee: There is a forwarding fee, which varies depending on the type of service and the weight of the package. The fee is typically $0.50 to $1.50 per package.
3. Timeframe: Forwarding requests are typically processed within 2-3 business days, but may take longer during peak periods.
4. Limitations: Forwarding is not available for packages that are:
   • Over 70 pounds
   • Over 108 inches in length
   • Contain hazardous materials
   • Require special handling (e.g., refrigeration, dry ice)
5. Special handling: If your package requires special handling, such as refrigeration or dry ice, you may need to contact the sender or the recipient to arrange alternative shipping arrangements.
6. Tracking: Forwarded packages will have a new tracking number, which will be updated to reflect the new address.

To request forwarding, you can:

• Go to the USPS website and log in to your account
• Click on "Manage Your Account" and then "Forwarding"
• Fill out the forwarding request form and submit it
• Alternatively, you can call the USPS Customer Service number (1-800-275-8777) and request forwarding assistance.

Remember to check with the sender or the recipient to confirm the forwarding process and any additional fees or requirements.