How to set up safe place royal mail

Setting up a SafePlace with Royal Mail allows you to have your mail and parcels delivered to a secure location when you're not at home. Here's a step-by-step guide to set up a SafePlace with Royal Mail:

Eligibility: To set up a SafePlace, you must be a Royal Mail customer and have a valid address.

Step 1: Check if your address is eligible

Before setting up a SafePlace, check if your address is eligible by visiting the Royal Mail website and using their SafePlace checker tool.

Step 2: Choose a SafePlace location

You can choose a SafePlace location from a list of participating retailers, such as:

• Newsagents
• Convenience stores
• Post offices
• Supermarkets

You can find a list of participating retailers on the Royal Mail website.

Step 3: Register for a SafePlace

To register for a SafePlace, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Royal Mail website and click on "My Royal Mail" (if you're not already logged in).
2. Click on "SafePlace" and then "Register for SafePlace".
3. Enter your address and postcode.
4. Choose a SafePlace location from the list of participating retailers.
5. Confirm your SafePlace location and submit your registration.

Step 4: Update your delivery preferences

Once you've registered for a SafePlace, you'll need to update your delivery preferences:

1. Log in to your Royal Mail account.
2. Click on "My Royal Mail" and then "Delivery preferences".
3. Select "SafePlace" as your preferred delivery option.
4. Enter your SafePlace location and confirm.

Step 5: Confirm your SafePlace

After setting up your SafePlace, you'll need to confirm it with Royal Mail:

1. Log in to your Royal Mail account.
2. Click on "My Royal Mail" and then "SafePlace".
3. Confirm your SafePlace location and submit.

Tips and reminders:

• Make sure to keep your SafePlace location up to date if you move or change your address.
• If you're not going to be at home, you can still use your SafePlace to collect your mail and parcels.
• If you're concerned about the security of your SafePlace, you can contact Royal Mail to discuss alternative arrangements.

By following these steps, you can set up a SafePlace with Royal Mail and ensure that your mail and parcels are delivered to a secure location when you're not at home.