Can anybody find a downloadable USPS change of address form (PS 3575). I can't get the online form to work.
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the online form charges you a small amount of dough on a credit card to prove who you are, this is how they authorize the change.\n\nAt the bottom of this page they imply that they'll let you print the change of address form\nhttps://hdusps.esecurecare.net/cgi-bin/hdusps.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=6553\nbut you'll have to log in as the next step so I didn't go through it.\n\nGood enough dude? Gimme the points. I want the points. I need the points, dude, I need em bad, C'mon, I deserve em, I live for the points, I'll do anything FOR THE POINTS!!!!!
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There isn't any real online toll that I know of that can perform this action for you. I would suggest sending an email to the desired e-mail address. If it bounces back, it doesn't exist yet.
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Some mail, especially catalogs are adressed to the former resident's name OR current resident. There's not much you can do about current resident mail except thow it away.\n\nIf it is not marked current resident, it's a good idea to give your carrier a list of who lives at your residence so that the other mail can be returned or sent to the recycling center. It wouldn't hurt to call 1-800-ASK-USPS in addition so that the delivery supervisor is notified by email of your complaint. \n\nYou'd be surprised by the number of people who move and never notify the post office.  On apartment routes especially, it can be very difficult for a carrier to know who lives there and who has moved out.  I once served such a route where I had 740 deliveries and over 2000 forward orders from former residents.  It was hard to remember who lived there and who had moved, so the basic rule was, "when in doubt, take it out".
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Mr. Postman has worked for me in the past. Check it out at:
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http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm\n\nYou will need to send in a change of address form -- you can print one out from the above listed website.  If you do not send in your change of address form, they WILL NOT forward information.  If it goes to your old address and you aren't there, the items will be sent back to INS and they do not forward.
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visit http://www.usps.com
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try looking on a piece of already recieved mail it should be the last 4 numbers after your zip code ex.*****-1927. I hope that is what your asking for good luck.
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Just change your mail address.
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If you sent a change of address from to the post office, they will take care of it.  You don't need to do anything else.
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Try this\n\nhttp://www.sja-haltonhills.org/psa/2001posteradult.pdf
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USPS.com\n\nUnited States Postal Service.
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If you click on the pdf file of the form below and go to the bottom of page 2 you'll see that there are two addresses to send the form to. Send to the appropriate address depending on which state you live in.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Some places (I'm thinking it's the UPS Store...)can offer boxes with an actual address.  Sometimes what they do is use their address, and then your box number they put down as a Suite number.  Varies from place to place how they do that, but I'm pretty sure (99.9%) that the Post Office doesn't do this.
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you can go to your nearby post office\n:>peace
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yeah you can go to UNIPEAK.COM and type in your address. It works trust me. Now can i have my ten points.
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ok first part...you cant have the same address second off one would stay the same and the changed one..would be changed
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What country? If you had spelled neighbo(u)rs right I might have figured out.\n\nFor one thing, arrange for online access to your bills, and for direct online (or automatic) payment.\n\nWrite to the Postmaster General -- but only after keeping a log for two months of every missing and misdirected letter. In the UK a postal code is valid for (usually) a half-dozen residences. But I often receive post for others, either on a street with a similar name, or just someone in the neighbourhood.\n\nIn the USA ZIP+4 codes cover more residences, but still there should be no mistake: except that the sorting office doesn't always bother to use the codes.\n\nAside from convoking a neighbo(u)rhood meeing and sharing experiences and inviting the postmaster to attend (s/he probably will!) the above is all I can suggest.