Hold mail at post office

The convenience of holding your mail at the post office!

Here's how you can do it:

Why hold your mail?

Holding your mail at the post office is a great way to:

1. Prevent mail theft or loss
2. Keep your mail safe while you're away on vacation or business
3. Protect your identity by not having sensitive documents delivered to your home
4. Receive packages and mail at a secure location

How to hold your mail at the post office:

1. Visit your local post office: Go to your nearest post office and speak with a postal clerk.
2. Provide identification: Show a valid government-issued ID, such as a driver's license or passport.
3. Fill out a form: The clerk will provide you with a "Hold Mail" form to fill out. This form will ask for your name, address, and the dates you'd like to hold your mail.
4. Specify the dates: Indicate the dates you'd like to hold your mail, including the start and end dates.
5. Pay any applicable fees: There may be a small fee for holding your mail, which varies by location.
6. Pick up your mail: Once your hold period is over, you can pick up your mail at the post office during business hours.

Tips and considerations:

• Notify your mail carrier: If you're holding your mail, it's a good idea to let your mail carrier know so they can update their records.
• Keep your hold period reasonable: Try to keep your hold period as short as possible to avoid accumulating a large amount of mail.
• Check your mail regularly: If you're holding your mail, make sure to check your mail regularly to ensure you don't miss any important deliveries.

By holding your mail at the post office, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing your mail is safe and secure.