How to stop usps mail

To stop USPS mail delivery, you can follow these steps:

Method 1: Hold Mail

1. Go to the USPS website (www.usps.com) and click on "Hold Mail" under the "Mail & Ship" tab.
2. Sign in to your USPS account or create one if you don't have one.
3. Fill out the "Hold Mail" form with your name, address, and the dates you want to hold your mail.
4. Click "Submit" to request a hold on your mail.

Method 2: Stop Mail Delivery

1. Contact your local post office or visit their website to find the contact information for your local postmaster.
2. Call or email the postmaster and request to stop mail delivery to your address.
3. Provide your name, address, and a reason for stopping mail delivery (optional).
4. The postmaster will verify your identity and process your request.

Method 3: Use a Mail Forwarding Service

1. Sign up for a mail forwarding service, such as USPS's "Forward Mail" service.
2. Fill out the application and provide your name, address, and the dates you want to forward your mail.
3. The service will forward your mail to a new address of your choice.

Method 4: Contact Your Local Post Office

1. Visit your local post office and speak with a postal worker.
2. Inform them that you want to stop mail delivery to your address.
3. Provide your name and address, and the postal worker will process your request.

Important Notes:

• If you're stopping mail delivery due to a move, you'll need to update your address with the USPS and your other mail carriers.
• If you're stopping mail delivery due to a vacation or temporary absence, you may want to consider using a mail forwarding service or asking a trusted neighbor to collect your mail.
• Stopping mail delivery may affect your ability to receive important documents, such as bills, packages, and correspondence. Be sure to consider the potential consequences before stopping delivery.

Remember to always follow the instructions provided by the USPS and your local post office to ensure a smooth and efficient process.