Do I need permission to change my mailbox?

To replace your curbside mailbox with a wall-mounted mailbox, you must get your local postmaster’s permission. Choose from a variety of mailbox sizes and styles; mounted mailboxes are not required to have a PMG seal of approval. Place the mailbox near the main entrance so your mail carrier can easily see it.

How do people who live in mobile homes get mail?

If the trailers have individual addresses, then they can get mail at their residence. If the park has only one address then they can pick up mail at the park office. The USPS may also place a multiple unit gang box at the entrance and use that for the individual addresses within the park.

Does USPS deliver to mobile homes?

The available options for residential areas, aside from apartment houses, transient mobile or trailer homes, colleges and universities, and other sites are covered under 615; delivery mode options are constrained by USPS policies and procedures, in light of the characteristics of the area to be served and the methods …

Can you put your mailbox anywhere?

The USPS does not legislate the relocation of residential mailboxes nationally. Rather, they allow local postmasters to decide what is best for their geographic location and mail service. Make a quick trip or call to your local post office first.

What do full-time RVers do about mail?

There are several companies that offer full-time RVers a mailing address to receive letters and packages. RV mail forwarding services receive the mail and scan a copy of the envelope (or send a notification for packages). Some mail services will also destroy junk mail or other items you do not need in hard copy.

Where does your mail go if you live in an RV?

To receive mail while living in an RV or camper full-time you simply need to sign up for a PO Box, forward all of your mail directly to the campground itself, or use a friends address as your permanent mailing address while you are traveling longterm in your RV.