You can report it to the postal service. This is called "tampering with the mails" and its a serious offense.
If "someone" is your parents and you're a minor, though, you can't do anything about it. Your parents are your legal proxies and they have every right to open your mail, even if you don't like it.
If you want someone to face criminal charges, you should call the police.
Another View: Tampering with the US Mail is a federal offense and your local law enforcement agency will not have jurisdiction. Call the US Postal Inspection Service.
Assuming that this is someone in your own household, the most straightforward way to keep your mail private is to get a PO Box. That way, only you have access to the box, and only you know what you receive.
Once you take the mail home, keep it in a locked box of some kind, such as a heavy safe that is not easily moved or broken into.
Contact the local postmaster. This is a federal crime, over which the postmaster has jurisdiction.
If you're an adult, that's illegal and you can report them. Try the police.
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.
Paper trail. If you mail a check and someone opens your mail and tries to cash it that wasn't supposed to, the bank will have that person on their cameras. If you mail cash, the person can open your mail and pocket the cash immediately.
Legally, no. If someone other than the addressee opens the mail, it is considered a federal offense, unless the person is physically unable to open it or requests that the other person open it.
The Mail Room - 2012 The Mail Room Opens Again 2-1 was released on: USA: 19 November 2012
Mail from the U.S. Postal Service comes with a guarantee of privacy. If a third party opens mail intended for someone else without the addressee's permission, that person has committed a crime punishable by law. No such privacy exists in e-mail.
Someone who delivers mail is called a mailman/mail woman or mail carrier.
Pete and Gladys - 1960 Gladys Opens Pete's Mail 1-23 was released on: USA: 6 March 1961
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No, keeping someone else's mail is an offense with the US Postal Service.
The person that opens the door is at fault