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Mail forwarding · Los Angeles, CA
Use a Los Angeles street address for your business and decide what happens to each piece of mail: forward it anywhere, combine several items into one shipment, scan it first, or hold it for pickup. Fees are shown before you ask for anything.
Prices are per month for the address and mail handling. Mail scanning and live answering are optional add-ons.
When a letter or package arrives at your Los Angeles address it is logged to your online account with a photo of the envelope, so you can see who it is from before deciding anything. Choose Forward and give the destination, or set a default forwarding address and shipping speed in your account.
You can select several items and send them together in one envelope or box, so you pay postage once instead of once per letter.
Forwarding sends you the paper original. Scanning sends you a digital copy of the contents and keeps the original safe until you decide. Many businesses scan most mail and forward only the originals they need, such as checks, signed documents or packages. You can mix both on the same account.
If you are not in Los Angeles, a Los Angeles address plus forwarding lets you show a local address to customers while running the business from anywhere.
You see the full total before you pay. Starter scanning is $19/mo.
Forwarding is charged per shipment: the actual postage plus a markup and a handling fee, shown on this page for each address. Combining several items into one shipment means you pay the handling fee and postage once.
Items are stored free for a set number of days (shown below), then a daily storage fee applies. You can forward, pick up or shred items at any time from your account.
Yes. Federal postal rules require every person who receives mail at a commercial mail receiving agency (CMRA) to complete PS Form 1583 and show a current primary and a secondary form of identification. Since May 2024 the signature has to be confirmed in person or over a live video call with the CMRA, or acknowledged before a notary. You complete it during sign-up, and each person you authorize to pick up mail completes their own.
General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current official source for your situation.