Does usps charge for mail forwarding

Yes, the United States Postal Service (USPS) charges for mail forwarding services. Mail forwarding is a service that allows you to receive mail and packages at a temporary or permanent address, and then have them forwarded to a new address. The cost of mail forwarding depends on the type of service you need and the frequency of the forwarding.

Here are the current USPS mail forwarding rates:

Domestic Mail Forwarding

International Mail Forwarding

Additional Fees

How Mail Forwarding Works

  1. You sign up for mail forwarding service at a USPS location or online.
  2. You provide the USPS with your old and new addresses.
  3. The USPS holds your mail at the post office for a specified period (usually 30 days).
  4. You can then request that the USPS forward your mail to your new address.
  5. The USPS will forward your mail to your new address, and you'll be charged the applicable forwarding fee.

Tips and Considerations

It's always a good idea to check with your local USPS office or the USPS website for the most up-to-date information on mail forwarding rates and services.