Redirect my mail

To redirect your mail, you'll need to set up a mail forwarding service with your current postal service or a private mail forwarding company. Here are the general steps:

Option 1: Set up mail forwarding with your current postal service

1. Contact your local post office or visit their website to see if they offer mail forwarding services.
2. Fill out the necessary forms and provide identification to set up a mail forwarding account.
3. Specify the address where you want your mail to be forwarded to (e.g., a new address, a PO box, or a friend's address).
4. Pay any applicable fees for the service.

Option 2: Use a private mail forwarding company

1. Research private mail forwarding companies that operate in your area or globally (e.g., EarthClassMail, Mailbox Forwarding, or The UPS Store).
2. Choose a company that suits your needs and budget.
3. Sign up for their services and provide identification.
4. Specify the address where you want your mail to be forwarded to.
5. Pay any applicable fees for the service.

Tips and considerations

• Make sure to update your address with the US Postal Service, banks, credit card companies, and other relevant institutions to ensure they forward your mail correctly.
• Be aware that some private mail forwarding companies may have limitations on the types of mail they can forward (e.g., packages, certified mail, or international mail).
• Consider the cost and convenience of the service, as well as any potential security risks associated with forwarding your mail.
• If you're moving abroad, you may need to set up a mail forwarding service with your new country's postal service or a private company that operates internationally.

Remember to always verify the authenticity of any mail forwarding service and read reviews from other customers before signing up.