If someone stole my USPS address to theirs, I would immediately do whatever I could to get it changed back. This is also considered someone stealing my identity, so I would also find out who it was and take them to court.
A USPS change address card can be obtained through visiting a local USPS store and talking to the help there. They will give you help on changing the address which would be more efficient then trying to change the address online.
form_title= Address Change USPS form_header= Make changing your address a snap! What date would you like to use your new address?*= _ [50] Have you changed your billing address?*= () Yes () No Have you moved more than once in the last 5 years?*= () Yes () No
Yes, ballots can be forwarded by USPS if the voter has submitted a change of address form with the postal service.
The USPS Change of Address form can be obtained at any local post office. The information required includes the current address and the address where any forwarded mail ought to be delivered.
When you submit a change of address to the USPS they forward your mail to your new address for 12 months, but do not notify any senders of the change. From 12 months to 18 months they will not forward your mail, but will return the mail to the sender with your new address on it.
We had this problem with our long standing business address. Call 800-ask-usps and they will give you the number for your local address management. Call and ask to be listed in the database. Alternately, go to the USPS Address Management System lookup website, where you can enter a ZIP code and get the phone and fax of the AMS office assigned to your area. http://www.usps.com/ncsc/lookups/ams_office_locator.html
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You can find a USPS location near you that offers fingerprinting services by visiting the USPS website and using the "Find USPS Locations" tool. Simply enter your address or ZIP code to locate the nearest USPS office that provides fingerprinting services.
It happens often with new construction homes, if that is your situation. It takes time for the new address to propagate. It is frustrating. You can try contacting your local USPS Address Management Office to have it added. https://ribbs.usps.gov/locators/find-ams.cfm
Yes, the USPS has a process for handling mail addressed to a person who doesn't live at the specified address. This process involves returning the mail to the sender or forwarding it to the correct address if a forwarding address is available.
* In Canada (should not vary in the U.S.) if you don't notify your friends or family of your new address and mail comes to you (including USPS) they return the mail (including packages) to the sender and not put your new address on it because they are only a delivery service and not related to the phone companies (phone book). It would be wise of you to get a Box number for your mail and pick it up yourself.
Yes, you can potentially file a claim against USPS for late delivery of your package. It is recommended to first contact USPS customer service to address the issue before considering legal action.