Can you extend usps mail forwarding
Yes, the United States Postal Service (USPS) allows you to extend your mail forwarding service for a fee. Here are the details:
How to extend mail forwarding:
- Log in to your USPS account online or visit a local post office.
- Click on "Mail Forwarding" and then "Manage Forwarding" to access your forwarding details.
- Click on "Extend Forwarding" and select the new end date for your forwarding service.
- Pay the applicable fee (see below).
Fees for extending mail forwarding:
- For 30-day extensions, the fee is $15.95.
- For 60-day extensions, the fee is $31.90.
- For 90-day extensions, the fee is $47.85.
Maximum extension period:
The maximum extension period for mail forwarding is 12 months. If you need to extend your forwarding service beyond 12 months, you'll need to cancel and re-enroll in the service.
Important notes:
- You can only extend your mail forwarding service online or at a post office. You cannot extend it by phone or through the mail.
- If you don't extend your forwarding service, it will automatically cancel on the original end date.
- You're responsible for keeping your forwarding address up to date and ensuring that you receive all mail and packages sent to your forwarding address.
Why extend mail forwarding?
You might want to extend your mail forwarding service if:
- You're moving to a new location and need more time to settle in.
- You're traveling or on a long-term assignment and need to receive mail and packages at a temporary address.
- You're experiencing delays in receiving mail and packages at your new address.
Remember to carefully review the USPS mail forwarding terms and conditions before extending your service.