How to get mail at new address

Congratulations on your move! Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get your mail at your new address:

1. Update your address with the US Postal Service (USPS):

• Fill out a change of address form (PS Form 3575) and submit it to your local post office or online at usps.com.
• You can also update your address online through the USPS website, but you'll need to provide your old and new addresses, as well as your name and email address.

2. Notify your mail carrier:

• If you're moving within the same city or neighborhood, you can inform your mail carrier in person or by phone.
• If you're moving to a new city or state, you may need to contact the post office in your new location to set up mail forwarding.

3. Update your address with other relevant parties:

• Notify your:
  • Bank(s)
  • Credit card company(ies)
  • Loan providers
  • Insurance companies
  • Employer
  • Schools (if applicable)
  • Online services (e.g., Netflix, Amazon, etc.)
  • Subscription services (e.g., magazines, newspapers, etc.)

4. Set up mail forwarding (optional):

• If you're moving away from your old address, you can set up mail forwarding to receive your mail at your new address.
• Fill out a mail forwarding request form (PS Form 3575) and submit it to your local post office.
• You can also set up mail forwarding online through the USPS website.

5. Verify your new address with online services:

• Log in to your online accounts and update your address with each service provider.
• Make sure to update your address with any online services that require it, such as:
  • Social media platforms
  • Online shopping accounts
  • Email providers
  • Online banking and financial institutions

6. Check your mail regularly:

• Once you've updated your address, check your mail regularly to ensure that you're receiving all your important mail and packages.

Remember to update your address with all relevant parties to avoid any delays or issues with your mail delivery.