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MAILBOX RENTAL

Are you someone that needs privacy and security for your mail and packages? 

Consider renting a private mailbox at Postal Express.

 

There are many benefits to the convenience of having a mailbox at Postal Express:

 

  • Your mail is safe behind two locks – front door and your mailbox.

  • Enjoy 24-hour Access – Pick up your mail whenever it's most convenient for you. Your mail and packages will be safe and secure.

  • Your mailbox is private – we don't disclose to others that you have a mailbox.

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  • We'll accept and secure packages for you – don't chance a package getting stolen from your doorstep; we'll accept packages from UPS, FedEx, USPS and other couriers and keep them secure until you arrive… on your time.

  • Safety, for you and your family – if you have a business and don't want customers showing up at your house, protect your family with a private mailbox at Postal Express.

  • Professional appearance – having a mailbox at Postal Express means you have a street address which gives your business a professional appearance.  And many people view a business with a street address as a long-term operation, not here today, gone tomorrow. That's better business for you.

 

The advantage to renting a private mailbox is that we can accept packages from all carriers.

A Post Office PO Box can only accept US mail.

What do you need to open your mailbox?

  1. Complete USPS Form 1583 (here) and bring it to Postal Express, or we can provide the form to you in house. (https://about.usps.com/forms/ps1583a.pdf)

  2. Bring two forms of identification:

 

Acceptable Primary Forms of Photo Identification

Primary forms of identification must include a clear photograph of the individual bearer. Additional information can be found at Domestic Mail Manual 608.3.10.3. (https://pe.usps.com/text/dmm300/608.htm#ep1485865)

 

  • U.S. Government ID:  U.S. Government ID may be federal, state, or tribal-issued. You may provide the following:

    • Identification card issued by a federally or state-recognized tribal nation (tribal identification card).

    • U.S. certificate of citizenship or naturalization.

    • U.S. permanent resident or other identification card issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

    • Uniformed Service ID card.

    • U.S. Armed Forces card.

    • Non-driver’s identification card.

    • State-issued driver’s license.

  • Passport

  • Matricula Consular (Mexico)

  • NEXUS (Canada)

  • Corporate Identification

  • U.S. University Identification 


Acceptable Secondary Forms of Identification

An acceptable secondary form of identification, traceable to the bearer, is required to verify the validity of the address provided when you apply or request certain products and services. The following acceptable non-photo forms of current identification can be used:

 

  • A lease, mortgage, or deed of trust

  • Voter or vehicle registration card

  • Home or vehicle insurance policy

  • Utility bill (PO Boxes Excluded)

 

Unacceptable Forms of Identification

As specified under 608.10.0, acceptable forms of identification provide sufficient proof of identity and validation of an address. Therefore, the Postal Service does not accept Social Security cards, birth certificates, credit cards, and other similar items as primary or secondary forms of identification.

 

A photocopy of your identification may be retained by the Postal Express representative when you open your private mailbox, as per USPS requirements.

If you have questions, please call us at (707) 425-6914

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