Here’s what’s relevant right now: USPS has updated its Change of Address (COA) process in recent years to strengthen identity verification and reduce mail fraud. Typical changes include requiring steps like confirming a COA online with a code and sometimes presenting ID in person at a local post office, depending on how you submit the request (online, in person, or by mail). If you’re moving or updating an address, you should expect additional verification steps beyond the old online form.
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