How.to.redirect mail

Redirecting mail, also known as mail forwarding, is a process where you forward your mail to a new address. Here are the steps to redirect your mail:

Method 1: USPS Mail Forwarding

1. Go to the United States Postal Service (USPS) website (www.usps.com) and click on "Mail & Learn" > "Forward Mail" > "Start Forwarding".
2. Fill out the online form with your current address, the address you want to forward mail to, and the date you want the forwarding to start.
3. Pay the forwarding fee, which is currently $1.05 per package or $0.65 per piece of mail.
4. Print the confirmation page and keep it for your records.

Method 2: Private Mail Forwarding Services

1. Research private mail forwarding services, such as EarthClassMail, Mailbox Forwarding, or The UPS Store.
2. Choose a service that suits your needs and budget.
3. Fill out the application form and provide your current address and the address you want to forward mail to.
4. Pay the setup fee and any ongoing monthly or annual fees.
5. The service will forward your mail to your new address.

Method 3: Local Post Office

1. Visit your local post office and ask to speak to a customer service representative.
2. Provide your current address and the address you want to forward mail to.
3. Fill out a mail forwarding form, which may require a fee.
4. Pay the forwarding fee, which may vary depending on the post office.

Tips and Considerations

• Make sure to update your address with the USPS, banks, credit cards, and other relevant institutions to ensure that your mail is forwarded correctly.
• Keep in mind that mail forwarding may not work for all types of mail, such as packages that require a signature or mail that is too large or heavy.
• Some private mail forwarding services may have restrictions or limitations on the types of mail they can forward.
• If you're moving internationally, you may need to use a different method, such as a mail forwarding service that specializes in international mail forwarding.

Remember to always keep your mail forwarding information up to date to ensure that your mail is delivered correctly to your new address.