Royal mail po box application

To apply for a PO Box with Royal Mail, you can follow these steps:

Online Application

1. Go to the Royal Mail website (www.royalmail.com) and click on "PO Boxes" at the top of the page.
2. Click on "Apply for a PO Box" and fill in the online application form.
3. Provide the required information, including your name, address, and contact details.
4. Choose the type of PO Box you want (e.g. standard, premium, or business).
5. Pay the application fee (currently £33 for a standard PO Box).
6. Review and submit your application.

In-Person Application

1. Visit your local Royal Mail Post Office branch.
2. Ask to apply for a PO Box and provide the required information (name, address, and contact details).
3. Choose the type of PO Box you want (e.g. standard, premium, or business).
4. Pay the application fee (currently £33 for a standard PO Box).
5. The Post Office staff will assist you with the application process.

Required Documents

You may need to provide proof of identity and address, such as:

• A valid passport
• A UK driving licence
• A utility bill or council tax bill with your name and address
• A bank statement or credit card statement with your name and address

PO Box Options

Royal Mail offers different types of PO Boxes, including:

• Standard PO Box: A basic PO Box with a fixed address and a limited number of mail items per day.
• Premium PO Box: A PO Box with a fixed address, a higher daily mail limit, and additional services such as mail forwarding and package receipt.
• Business PO Box: A PO Box designed for businesses, with a fixed address, a higher daily mail limit, and additional services such as mail forwarding and package receipt.

Fees

The application fee for a PO Box is currently £33 for a standard PO Box. Premium and business PO Boxes may have higher fees, depending on the services you require.

Renewal

Your PO Box will need to be renewed annually. You will receive a reminder from Royal Mail before your PO Box expires. You can renew your PO Box online or in person at a Post Office branch.