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I don't know what you mean by "set up mail delivery". You don't "set it up", you just have people use the general delivery address when they send you things.
You will need the address of the post office and zip code that you are moving to--call the post office for the information.
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It stands for General Delivery. That means that the mail is delivered at a general location, like a post office, and everyone has to go pick up their mail. This method of mail delivery is used in small towns. GD is used in contrast to RR (rural road).
First, go back in time to the early 20th century or before when that was considered a semi-reasonable thing for a non-crazy person to do.The general form of address for general delivery is:Your NameGeneral DeliveryYour City, State Zipcode-9999
The address of the Hortonville Public Library is: 102 W. Main St., General Delivery, Hortonville, 54944 0025
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If you're already in your new address' city, you could rent out a Post Office box and use that as your forwarding address. Another option is to submit a hold mail request, which would hold the mail until it is picked up. A third option is to forward the mail to a general delivery, but the local post office should be contacted for more information on their general delivery policy. This is a link to the hold mail form on the USPS website: https://dunsapp.usps.gov/HoldMail.jsp
In general, no.