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Yeah, that's how a post office has to operate under those circumstances. It seems to work decently, for the most part. In my country (Sweden), the post office
by Jolter 2y ago
Yeah, that's how a post office has to operate under those circumstances. It seems to work decently, for the most part.
In my country (Sweden), the post office is able to forward mail to your new address after you move, because they can look up your address in the public registry. (Of course, they charge a fee for this but it's quite small.)
- rtkwe 2y agoThey can and do do that in the US but only for a limited time and you have to tell them your old address and new address. It's essentially a bridge for you to update everyone who might only rarely send you mail. I still get mail for the previous owner more than 4 years after buying my house. (This is confirmed by sending a postcard you either enter a code to complete the redirect or send back in I can't remember exactly I've done it twice in my whole life.) https://moversguide.usps.com/mgo/mail-forwarding-instructions https://moversguide.usps.com/mgo/mail-forwarding-instruction...
- giantg2 2y agoUSPS offers a search service to look up someone's current address.