How to tell which post office delivers your mail

Here are a few ways to find out which post office delivers your mail:

  1. Check your mail: Look for the postmark on your mail. The postmark usually includes the name of the post office that processed and sent your mail.
  2. Use the USPS website: Visit the United States Postal Service (USPS) website at usps.com. Click on "Find a Location" and enter your address. You can then select "Post Office" from the dropdown menu to find the post office that serves your area.
  3. Contact the USPS: You can call the USPS customer service number at 1-800-275-8777 (1-800-ASK-USPS) and ask which post office delivers your mail. Be prepared to provide your address and zip code.
  4. Check your mail carrier: If you know your mail carrier's name, you can try contacting them directly to ask which post office they work out of.
  5. Check online directories: Websites like Yelp or online directories like Whitepages or 411.com may list the post office that serves your area.
  6. Check your local government website: Your local government website may have a section on post offices or mail delivery, which can help you find the post office that delivers your mail.

Once you find the post office that delivers your mail, you can visit their website or contact them directly to learn more about their services, hours of operation, and any specific requirements or restrictions they may have.