How do i stop mail from national holidays

In the United States, the United States Postal Service (USPS) does not deliver mail on federal holidays. Here are the federal holidays when mail delivery is suspended:

  1. New Year's Day - January 1st
  2. Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Third Monday in January
  3. Presidents' Day - Third Monday in February
  4. Memorial Day - Last Monday in May
  5. Independence Day - July 4th
  6. Labor Day - First Monday in September
  7. Columbus Day - Second Monday in October
  8. Veterans Day - November 11th
  9. Thanksgiving Day - Fourth Thursday in November
  10. Christmas Day - December 25th

If you want to stop mail delivery on national holidays, you can:

  1. Suspend mail delivery: You can suspend mail delivery for a specific period, including national holidays, by using the USPS's "Hold Mail" service. You can do this online or by visiting your local post office.
  2. Use a mail forwarding service: If you're going to be away for an extended period, including national holidays, you can use a mail forwarding service to forward your mail to a different address.
  3. Notify your bank and credit card companies: Inform your bank and credit card companies about your travel plans, so they don't flag your transactions as suspicious.
  4. Set up automatic bill payments: Consider setting up automatic bill payments to avoid missed payments during your absence.
  5. Use a secure mailbox: If you're concerned about mail theft, consider using a secure mailbox or a post office box.

Remember to plan ahead and take necessary steps to ensure your mail is secure and delivered as needed during national holidays.