Usps mail forwarding request online
To request a mail forwarding service from the United States Postal Service (USPS) online, you can follow these steps:
- Go to the USPS website at usps.com and click on "Mail & Ship" at the top of the page.
- Click on "Mail Forwarding" from the drop-down menu.
- Click on "Start Mail Forwarding" and fill out the online form with your information, including:
- Your name and address
- The address you want to forward mail to (this can be a temporary or permanent address)
- The type of mail you want to forward (e.g. letters, packages, etc.)
- The length of time you want the forwarding service to last (options include 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 12 months)
- Review and agree to the terms and conditions of the mail forwarding service.
- Pay the required fee for the mail forwarding service using a credit or debit card. The fee is currently $20 for 1 month, $30 for 3 months, $40 for 6 months, or $50 for 12 months.
- Once you've completed the online form and paid the fee, you'll receive a confirmation email with a temporary forwarding address. You can use this address to receive mail and packages until your permanent address is set up.
- Once you've received your mail and packages, you can update your address with the USPS by logging back into your account and updating your address information.
Note: You can also request a mail forwarding service by visiting your local post office or calling the USPS customer service number at 1-800-275-8777.
Here are some additional tips to keep in mind when requesting a mail forwarding service online:
- Make sure to provide accurate and complete information when filling out the online form.
- Be sure to review and agree to the terms and conditions of the mail forwarding service before submitting your request.
- The USPS recommends that you update your address with your bank, credit card company, and other relevant parties to ensure that your mail and packages are forwarded correctly.
- If you're forwarding mail to a temporary address, be sure to update your address with the USPS when you move to your permanent address to avoid any delays or issues with your mail delivery.