Follow Postal Service regulations to buy, make, and set up a mailbox so you don't have any interruption in mail service.

In-person identity proofing is offered at participating Post Office™ locations nationwide and allows certain federal agencies to securely verify registrant identities to provide access to service when …

Step 1: Search for Post Office locations near you by using the search bar under "Find a PO Box Near You." Step 2: Choose a Post Office location and select your desired PO Box size and payment period.

Select another box size or Post Office™ location to find an available box. If you choose to apply for the waitlist, we will send general details on timing and upcoming availability in your waitlist confirmation …

You must have a "uniquely coded" mailbox, and some apartment buildings or condos may not have uniquely coded addresses. Check to see if your address is eligible for Informed Delivery. If your …

If you're sending packages or letters, have them properly packaged and addressed before going to the Post Office. Click below for a helpful step-by-step guide.

Your local Post Office will hold all mail to your address until you return. Your mail carrier will deliver all your held mail on the last day of your hold, or you can pick up your mail at the Post Office.

Filter for products by a variety of types, including stamp value, gift, cachet, bag, boxed set, first day cover, note cards, postcards and more. Filter for products by a variety of themes, including Nature, …

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