Can i hold package at post office priority mail

Yes, you can hold a package at the post office using Priority Mail. Here's how:

1. Bring the package to the post office: Take the package to your local post office and let the postal clerk know that you'd like to hold it for pickup or delivery at a later time.
2. Fill out the "Hold for Pickup" form: The postal clerk will give you a "Hold for Pickup" form to fill out. This form will ask for your name, address, and the reason for holding the package.
3. Specify the hold period: You can specify how long you'd like to hold the package, which can range from a few days to several weeks.
4. Pay the holding fee: There may be a small fee for holding the package, which varies depending on the post office and the length of time you'd like to hold it.
5. Receive a confirmation number: Once you've filled out the form and paid the fee, the postal clerk will give you a confirmation number. This number will allow you to track the status of your package and pick it up when you're ready.

Some things to keep in mind:

• You can only hold a package for a maximum of 30 days.
• If you're holding a package for pickup, you'll need to pick it up within the specified hold period. If you don't pick it up, the package will be returned to the sender.
• If you're holding a package for delivery, the package will be held at the post office for the specified period and then delivered to you.
• You can also use the USPS website or mobile app to hold a package for pickup or delivery.

It's always a good idea to check with your local post office for their specific policies and fees for holding packages.