Can i have mail delivered to two addresses

In most cases, yes, you can have mail delivered to two addresses. Here are some ways to achieve this:

1. Forwarding Service: You can set up a mail forwarding service with the United States Postal Service (USPS) or a private company. This service allows you to have your mail sent to one address and then forwarded to another address. You can sign up for this service online or at a local post office.
2. Dual Address: You can have your mail delivered to two separate addresses by using a dual address setup. This means you'll need to have two separate mailboxes or PO boxes, one at each address. You'll need to notify the USPS or your local post office of the dual address setup.
3. General Delivery: If you don't have a fixed address, you can use the General Delivery service. This service allows you to receive mail at a post office, and then you can pick it up at that location. You can also have your mail forwarded to another address.
4. Private Mailbox Services: Some private companies, like mailbox rental services, offer mail forwarding and dual address options. These services often provide a physical mailbox and allow you to receive mail at that address.
5. Virtual Mailbox: Some virtual mailbox services allow you to receive mail and packages at a virtual address, which can then be forwarded to another address.

Before setting up mail delivery to two addresses, consider the following:

• Cost: Some mail forwarding services or private mailbox services may charge a fee for their services.
• Security: Make sure you're comfortable with the security measures in place at both addresses, especially if you're using a shared mailbox or PO box.
• Notification: Be sure to notify the USPS or your local post office of the dual address setup or mail forwarding service to ensure your mail is delivered correctly.

Remember to check with your local post office or the relevant authorities to confirm their policies and procedures for setting up mail delivery to two addresses.