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A: You can make changes to your change-of-address either by updating the information online at the USPS website or in person at your local Post Office™.

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Go to USPS.com/move to change your address online. This is the fastest and easiest way, and you immediately get an email confirming the change. There is a $1.10 charge to change your address online.

Here's how to submit your next USPS Hold Mail request: Create or sign in to your USPS.com account. Go to USPS Hold Mail and follow the steps to verify your identity. Once your identity has been verified successfully, you won't have to complete this step again for your current address.

How to view, edit, cancel or extend a USPS Change-of-Address Order? Visit the USPS change of address cancellation page (managemymove.usps.com) Enter your confirmation code and new zip code. When you initially filed your change of address order, check your email to see if you've received a USPS confirmation code.

A Change of Address (COA) request can be temporary or permanent....Go to https://managemymove.usps.com/. In the corresponding fields, enter your new ZIP Code and the Confirmation Code. Click Submit. You can now edit various Change of Address fields ing to your modification/cancelation needs.

The fastest, easiest, and most convenient way to change your address with the Postal Service is with Mover's Guide online, available on the Postal Service website at .usps.com/moversguide. More than six million people have used this Internet portal to file a change of address since it came online in 2002.