Can the Post Office refuse to give me my mail?

Yes, they can, in fact there are a multitude of reasons that a carrier can refuse to deliver your mail. Yes, they can, in fact there are a multitude of reasons that a carrier can refuse to deliver your mail.

Is there a legal obligation to forward mail?

It is only illegal to throw away first class, presorted first class, priority, and properly endorsed mail (ex. Forwarding address requested, return service requested, etc.). It is only illegal to throw away first class, presorted first class, priority, and properly endorsed mail (ex.

Can Mailman refuse to deliver mail because of snow?

While it’s said that “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” will prevent the the U.S. Postal Service from delivering mail, that’s not entirely true after a massive snowstorm. If a mailbox is not cleared of snow or steps leading to a house are icy, the mail carriers may not deliver mail.

Can you give mailman cash?

The U.S. Postal Service prohibits all employees — including mail carriers — from accepting cash or cash equivalents of any kind. That means gift cards and checks are also off limits, no matter the amount. FedEx employees are also not allowed to accept cash gifts. A small gift could be the way to go.

What can I do if the recipient doesn’t receive my email?

If the recipient is external (outside of your organization): Contact the recipient (by phone, in person, etc.) and ask them to tell their email admin about your email delivery problem. Their email admin might need to reconfigure the recipient’s mailbox so it accepts email from you.

What are the requirements for central delivery of mail?

The require­ments for such central delivery are as follows: (a) Local Postal Service managers must approve the mailbox sites and equipment. (b) Customers must not be required to travel an unreasonable distance to obtain their mail, and reasonable access must be provided to the equipment location.

What happens if I send mail to a foreign country?

The Postal employee will verify that an individual recipient is of legal age to receive the shipment. When shipping to APO/FPO/DPO locations in foreign countries, USPS treats the mail as domestic mail, but shipping is still subject to those foreign countries’ prohibitions and restrictions.

Is the installation and maintenance of mail receptacles approved by USPS?

The installation and maintenance of mail receptacles are approved by the Postal Service.