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The document outlines the application process for the Premium Forwarding Service Residential™ (PFS-Residential™) offered by the United States Postal Service. It includes instructions for completing the application form, terms and conditions of the service, customer information requirements, and details about shipping mail from a primary address to a temporary address. The service allows customers to have their mail forwarded weekly for a specified duration, with specific rules regarding eligibility, identification requirements, and payment. Additionally, it provides privacy notices regarding the handling of personal information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the USPS Premium Forwarding Service Residential™ application in our editor.
Indicate whether the application is for an individual or an entire household by checking the appropriate box.
Fill in your name (Last, First, MI) and optionally provide your email address for communication.
Enter your primary local address, including street number, suite, and ZIP+4®. Ensure accuracy for smooth processing.
Provide a contact telephone number where you can be reached at your primary address.
Input your temporary address details along with the corresponding city, state, and ZIP+4®.
Specify relevant dates: Start Hold Date, First Shipment Date (must be a Wednesday), Last Shipment Date (also a Wednesday), and Resume Mail Delivery Date.
Sign the application in item 18 to confirm your agreement with the terms and conditions outlined on the form.

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Request a free Movers Guide packet. Fill out the PS Form 3575 found inside the packet, and give it to the retail associate. They will use your photo ID to verify your identity, then process your change of address request.

What is USPS premium forwarding?

Premium Forwarding Service Commercial (PFSC) allows business customers with an active PO Box or street address to temporarily forward all mail to their domestic business address using Priority Mail Express or Priority Mail.

What does USPS forwarding mean?

Premium Mail Forwarding offers benefits such as reliable and consistent mail delivery, flexibility in scheduling and address changes, and time-saving efficiency by consolidating mail into weekly shipments, making it a valuable solution for both residential and business customers.

Can you fill out a mail forwarding form online?

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What is a USPS form 3579?

3579. Notice of Undeliverable Periodical. 3600-R. Postage StatementFirst-Class Mail and Priority Mail.