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Does USPS charge to forward mail to new address?

If you set up your mail forwarding or change of address service through your post office, it is free of charge. If you opt to go the virtual route to set up mail forwarding, USPS charges a small feecurrently $1.10to validate your identity with the Online Change-of-Address form.

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Theft, delay, or destruction of mail by Postal Service employees and contractors. Workers compensation fraud or other healthcare fraud. Embezzlements and financial crimes. Contract Fraud. Computer Crimes.

What do you do if mail is not delivered?

Find Missing Mail Check the Current Status. Before you begin your search, if your package or mail has tracking, check USPS Tracking to see its current status. Complete a Help Request Form. Submit a Missing Mail Search Request.

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Submit a missing mail search request To request a search for your missing mailpiece, go to MissingMail.USPS.com and sign in or register. Complete your search request form by providing all the required information and select submit. You will receive confirmation that your search request has been submitted.

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