Mailing address

Yes, UPS stores have a physical address.
That is what is good about them.

hotpepperkid wrote:

enblethen wrote:
My brother used a local UPS store for mail box and mail forwarding. He would call store and have them forward it to another UPS store on their route.
There is now some regulations requiring physical address for mail.

Doesnt a UPS store have a physical address?

Yes I don't understand that either.

Some Government documents will not accept a P.O. box but "mail drops" have figured that out and just use their street address and "sort" on the name. No box number needed.

enblethen wrote:
My brother used a local UPS store for mail box and mail forwarding. He would call store and have them forward it to another UPS store on their route.
There is now some regulations requiring physical address for mail.

Doesnt a UPS store have a physical address?

X 2 on Escapees. Great RV Club and excellent mail forwarding service. Been using them for over 11 years.

FMCA used to run their own out of an office in Cinci, but a little while back they changed over to Dakota (something).

The campground at that office is still available.

Matt

IF....you are needing forwarding from a "real" permanent residential address, then check with the USPS first. Your mail can not be re-routed from a real residence without their involvement anyway.

There are many many companies that do mail fowarding servive with the majority of them being in SD, TX and FL. You can get a good list from whichever state you prefer ( may matter if establishing a residency) by doing a google search for mail forwarding services in _____.

As the others have stated and you may want to look into
www.escapees.com
as a forwarding or scanning service.

My brother used a local UPS store for mail box and mail forwarding. He would call store and have them forward it to another UPS store on their route.
There is now some regulations requiring physical address for mail.

Are you looking for a "drop" service? Or a "forwarding" service. The primary mail forwarders that many RV'ers use are located in FL, SD, and TX.