Contact your local post office. They may refer you to a postal inspector.
I would say no, I'm pretty sure that you have to have their permission.
Yes, section 23 of the Postal Services Avt 1998.
No, actually. It's not only illegal, it's also very inconsiderate.
Yes, It is a Federal NO NO to open someone elses mail. and to impersinate someone to a Bank its also Federal NO NO. You just dont do stupid things like that.
Not if they have requested you do that. It would be similar to sending mail In Care Of someone else. You cannot hold the mail without permission and must return it to the mail carrier.
Yes. If it came to you by accident and you know it's not your mail, you should put it back into the U.S. mail system. At least cross out the address if it is "your" address but some total stranger's name.
You can report it to the police because it's illegal. And put in a request to change your address.. They should stop mailing your mail right away to the old location..
Yes tampering with someone elses mail or mailbox is a federal offense.
If someone else's mail arrives at your address, you should first check to see if it’s clearly marked with a return address. If it is, you can return it to the sender by writing "Not at this address" on the envelope and placing it back in the mailbox. If it continues to happen, consider contacting your local post office to report the issue. Do not open or tamper with the mail, as it is illegal to do so.
There is no general name or word for the offender - however the statute describes the offense as "INTERCEPTING" the mail.
No they can not. It is legal for someone else to pick up your mail as long as you inform the post office that someone will be picking it up. It is only illegal if the person picking up your mail opens it.
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