Mail forwarding usps form

The USPS (United States Postal Service) offers a mail forwarding service that allows you to receive mail and packages at a temporary or permanent address, and then forward them to your current address. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you fill out the USPS mail forwarding form:

Form Name: PS Form 3575, Mail Forwarding Service Application

Where to Get the Form: You can download the form from the USPS website or pick one up at your local post office.

How to Fill Out the Form:

1. Your Information:
   • Name (as it appears on your identification)
   • Address (the address where you want to receive mail and packages)
   • Phone Number (optional)
2. Forwarding Information:
   • Name (as it appears on your identification)
   • Address (the address where you want to forward your mail and packages)
   • Phone Number (optional)
3. Forwarding Options:
   • Choose how often you want your mail and packages to be forwarded:
     • Daily
     • Weekly
     • Bi-Weekly
     • Monthly
   • Select the type of mail and packages you want to forward:
     • All mail and packages
     • Only certain types of mail (e.g., letters, packages, etc.)
4. Expiration Date:
   • Choose the date you want the forwarding service to end (optional)
5. Signature:
   • Sign your name in the space provided

Additional Tips:

• Make sure to fill out the form completely and accurately to avoid delays or errors.
• You can also use the USPS online mail forwarding service, which allows you to manage your forwarding service online.
• If you're forwarding mail and packages to a different country, you may need to provide additional information, such as a customs form.
• The USPS may require additional documentation, such as a copy of your ID or proof of address, to verify your identity and address.

Fees:

• The cost of the mail forwarding service varies depending on the frequency and type of mail and packages you want to forward.
• You can check the USPS website or visit your local post office for more information on fees and rates.

Remember to keep your forwarding address up to date and notify the USPS if you need to change your forwarding information.