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You will need to get one of these from your local government office. Then you can just fill it out and have both parties sign it.
It is called a 'quit claim deed'. You can call any title company, they will fill the form out properly and have it recorded at the county recorders office.
Go to the post office and ask for a change of address for, fill it out and turn it in.
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You can get the change of address cards for free from your local post office. Fill the forms out and return them back to the same post office. In return your mail will be rerouted for a specific amount of time.
You have to go to the Indian Passport portal where you can fill up an application for passport renewal and get an appointment which is the difficult part.
To change your address you can go to the USPS website and fill out the change of address form. You must have a credit card and an email address. If you do not have these you can fill out the form and print it out and take it to the post office. If your package has already been mailed you can contact the post office and ask them to hold it for you until you change your address.
You can print them offline, www.usps.com/shipping/label.htm, or you can ask for them at the post office. If you don't ask for them and fill them out at the post office, some offices will put the shipping information on one for you and stick it to the package themselves.
I just found this out for my mom. The post office has and online site and it has a form you can fill out. There is also an 800 number so you can talk to a human. Mom called the number and got help for her problem.
Contact the sender with you new address and fill out a change of address card at the Post Office.
Fill out a lost mail report with your local Post Office; hopefully it was sent insured, registered, express mail, signature confirmation. Always keep your proof of mailing this will help expedite the return of your mail or to get you reimbursed.
To add a name to any deed you must go to the Property Valuation Office in your local courthouse and they can give you the proper papers to fill out, and you may have to inform the County Clerks Office.