Australia post mail redirection form
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The Australia Post Mail Redirection form is a simple and convenient way to redirect your mail to a new address. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you fill it out:
Form Name: Mail Redirection Application
Form Number: 1416 (PDF) or 1416A (online form)
How to obtain the form:
- Online: Fill out the online form on Australia Post's website: www.auspost.com.au/redirection
- In-store: Visit your local Australia Post outlet and ask for a Mail Redirection Application form (1416).
- By phone: Call Australia Post's Customer Service on 13 13 18 and request a form to be mailed to you.
What you need to provide:
- Your current address: The address where your mail is currently being delivered.
- Your new address: The address where you want your mail to be redirected.
- Your name and contact details: Your name, phone number, and email address (optional).
- The type of mail you want to redirect: You can choose to redirect all mail, or specify certain types of mail (e.g., letters, parcels, bills).
How to fill out the form:
- Fill in your current and new addresses in the respective sections.
- Provide your name and contact details.
- Specify the type of mail you want to redirect.
- Sign and date the form.
How to submit the form:
- Online: Complete the online form and submit it.
- In-store: Take the completed form to your local Australia Post outlet and hand it over to the staff.
- By post: Mail the completed form to Australia Post's Redirection Centre: PO Box 1455, Melbourne VIC 8060.
Fees and processing time:
- The fee for a standard Mail Redirection service is $55.20 for 6 months or $110.40 for 12 months.
- The fee for a premium Mail Redirection service is $110.40 for 6 months or $220.80 for 12 months.
- Processing time: 3-5 business days for online applications, and 5-7 business days for in-store or postal applications.
Important notes:
- You can apply for a Mail Redirection service up to 6 months in advance.
- You can cancel your Mail Redirection service at any time by contacting Australia Post.
- Some types of mail, such as registered mail and express post, may not be eligible for redirection.
Remember to carefully review the form and provide accurate information to ensure a smooth mail redirection process.