How to receive centrelink letters in the mail

To receive Centrelink letters in the mail, you'll need to ensure that your address is up to date with Centrelink. Here's how:

1. Update your address with Centrelink:
   • Log in to your Centrelink online account or call the Centrelink helpline on 13 24 90.
   • Provide your new address details, including your street address, suburb, state, and postcode.
   • Confirm your identity by providing your name, date of birth, and other relevant details.
2. Verify your address:
   • Centrelink will send a verification letter to your new address to confirm that it's correct.
   • Keep an eye out for this letter and respond to it to confirm your address.
3. Set up mail redirection (if necessary):
   • If you're moving to a new address and want to receive Centrelink letters at your old address, you can set up mail redirection with Australia Post.
   • This will forward your mail, including Centrelink letters, to your new address for a limited time (usually 6-12 months).
4. Check your Centrelink online account:
   • Regularly log in to your Centrelink online account to check for any new letters or notifications.
   • You can also set up email notifications to receive updates on your Centrelink payments and letters.

Tips:

• Make sure to update your address with Centrelink as soon as possible to avoid delays or missed payments.
• If you're experiencing difficulties updating your address or receiving Centrelink letters, contact Centrelink's helpline for assistance.
• Keep a record of your Centrelink correspondence, including letters and emails, in case you need to refer to them later.

By following these steps, you should be able to receive Centrelink letters in the mail at your new address.