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The United States Postal Service (USPS) charges customers a fee to change their address. According to USPS, this fee is necessary to cover the costs associated with processing and delivering mail to customers’ new addresses.
Customers have the option of selecting a new address through USPS’s website or by using the USPS’s Change of Address form, which is available at most post offices. Customers who use the Change of Address form must provide their new address, the old address, the city and the state where the old address is located, and the ZIP code for the old address.
Customers who use the USPS website must provide their new address, the old address, the city and the state where the old address is located, and the ZIP code for the old address. Customers who use the Change of Address form must provide their new address, the old address, the city and the state where the old address is located, and the new mailing address.
Customers who use the Change of Address form must also provide the date of the change, the reason for the change, and the signature of the customer. Customers who use the Change of Address form must also provide the date of the change, the reason for the change, and the signature of the customer.
USPS charges customers a fee to change their address. The fee is necessary to cover the costs associated with processing and delivering mail to customers’ new addresses. Customers have the option of using the USPS’s website or form to change their address. Customers who use the form must provide their new address, the old address, the city and the state where the old address is located, and the ZIP code for the old address.
Customers who use the website must provide their new address, the old address, the city and the state where the old address is located, and the ZIP code for the old address. Customers who use the form must also provide the date of the change, the reason for the change, and the signature of the customer.
