No, the USPS does not live here. The United States Postal Service is a government agency that delivers mail and packages, but it does not have a physical residence.
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.
You cannot get a US Postal Service (USPS) money order in Canada because they are sold only at USPS facilities and those are located only in the United States. If you live near the border, you can visit the US and get a USPS money order at any US Post Office.
Mostly one week time. I live in Puerto Rico and have been receiving a lot of packages trough USPS.
A here would live right about... HERE.
The person who does not live here.
From around 10:00-6:00 were i live on the weekdays and staurday
I live here in USA
We Live Here was created in 1995.
USPS Holidays are those decided by the government when mail will not be delivered. These can be found listed on the USPS postal service website or at an USPS site.
There are multiple online websites where USPS locations can be found. Good websites which can be used include "USPS Get Started" and "USPS White Pages".
What time does USPS open
Here is detailed information about it on USPS' website:http://pe.usps.com/text/Imm/il_002.htm#ep1379945