Usps hold mail delivery

The convenience of having your mail held at the post office! Here's how to do it:

How to Hold Mail Delivery with USPS

1. Contact Your Local Post Office: Reach out to your local post office or visit their website to request a mail hold. You can find your local post office by using the USPS Post Office Locator tool.
2. Provide Identification: When you contact the post office, be prepared to provide identification to verify your identity. This may include your name, address, and a valid form of ID (e.g., driver's license, passport).
3. Specify the Dates: Let the post office know the specific dates you'd like your mail held. You can choose to hold your mail for a specific period, such as a week, two weeks, or a month.
4. Confirm the Hold: The post office will confirm your request and let you know if there are any issues with your account or address.

Types of Mail Holds

1. General Delivery: Hold all mail and packages at the post office for a specified period.
2. Vacation Hold: Hold mail and packages for a specific period, usually up to 30 days.
3. Business Hold: Hold mail and packages for a business or organization.

Tips and Reminders

• You can request a mail hold online through the USPS website, but you may need to visit the post office in person to confirm your identity.
• If you're going out of town, consider setting up a mail hold to prevent mail from accumulating at your mailbox.
• If you're experiencing issues with mail delivery, such as missing packages or mail theft, you may want to consider setting up a mail hold to protect your mail.
• Keep in mind that some types of mail, such as certified mail and registered mail, may not be eligible for a mail hold.

By setting up a mail hold with USPS, you can ensure that your mail is safely stored at the post office until you're ready to receive it.