Redirect the mail
You want to redirect your mail!
There are a few ways to redirect your mail, depending on your situation and preferences. Here are some options:
- Forwarding mail to a new address: If you're moving to a new home or apartment, you can set up mail forwarding with your local post office. They'll forward your mail to your new address for a certain period of time (usually 3-6 months).
- Redirecting mail to a PO Box: If you don't want to receive mail at your home address, you can rent a PO Box at your local post office. You can then forward your mail to your PO Box.
- Using a mail forwarding service: There are private companies that offer mail forwarding services, where they'll receive and forward your mail to a new address. These services are often used by people who travel frequently or need to receive mail at a different address.
- Setting up email forwarding: If you're concerned about receiving physical mail, you can set up email forwarding to redirect emails to a new email address.
To set up mail forwarding, you'll typically need to:
- Contact your local post office or mail forwarding service.
- Provide your current and new addresses.
- Specify the type of mail you want to forward (e.g., letters, packages, etc.).
- Pay any applicable fees (e.g., for setting up mail forwarding or renting a PO Box).
Remember to update your address with relevant parties, such as:
- Banks and financial institutions
- Credit card companies
- Loan providers
- Insurance companies
- Online services and subscriptions
- Friends and family
By redirecting your mail, you'll ensure that important documents and packages reach you safely and efficiently.