Moving Soon - No Forwarding To New Address

[T.G]

Originally Posted by T.G

In addition to letting people here know about the new addresses, why not just fill out a change of address forum with the USPS? If you do that, they'll forward all mail that has your name on it to the new address, in this case your home, then in a few months, you can put in an update to that change of address and they will forward from your old address directly to your new college address.

or print it and take it in to the PO. The PO will also have forms that you can fill out there rather than printing out the form.

Bah. I accidentally hit the IMG button rather than the URL button, that 2nd paragraph was supposed to read something like this:

You can fill out the change of address form on line or print it and take it in to the PO. The PO will also have forms that you can fill out there rather than printing out the form.

Originally Posted by T.G

Bah. I accidentally hit the IMG button rather than the URL button, that 2nd paragraph was supposed to read something like this:

You can fill out the change of address form on line or print it and take it in to the PO. The PO will also have forms that you can fill out there rather than printing out the form.

Does this cost money? I looked and didn't see anything saying it did or did not cost money. I just didn't know if you had personal experience with it.

Originally Posted by pektel

Get your bombs out quick, boys!
Posted via Mobile Device

Please no lol. I have way too many cigars and pipes as it is. It will take me years to smoke all of these haha.

[kaisersozei]

Originally Posted by Wallbright

Does this cost money? I looked and didn't see anything saying it did or did not cost money. I just didn't know if you had personal experience with it.

Change of address? It's free. Unless you pay taxes, then it costs an arm & a leg, but you can tell the post office you're moving as often as you like.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Wallbright

Does this cost money? I looked and didn't see anything saying it did or did not cost money. I just didn't know if you had personal experience with it.

It doesn't cost you anything to do if you use the paper form at the post office. Your mail that goes to the old address will probably take a few days longer to get to you since it will go all the way to your old delivery PO before they re-route it and things like catalogs are not forwarded, but that's it.