should I to get all my record of change of address whith the USPS?
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What are you doing, trying to steal somebody's identity?\n\nIf you can't recall or find a record of your previous address, you've got problems.
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Go to:\n\nwww.usps.com
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Use the Address Quick search to find all the addresses in your mailbox,  both the one that sent you and the once you sent to.
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I wouldn't rely on the answers of Yahoo ppl b/c something important may be in that envelope!  To ensure its safety, go directly to the post office.  If you end up putting too little stamps your mail won't get the the Phil.  Good luck
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Depends on the city.  Try www.usps.com
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I'd get a PO Box and use that as your address. You could even use a mail forwarding service in a different town and have them forward the mail to you or to another PO Box. I know people who move a lot use a mail forwarding service (most are single and in the service), that way they don't have to keep updating their address, the only have to tell the forwarding company what their new address is.\n\nIf you use a PO Box as your address you should be able to vote using that as your official address, they might want to know where you live, but your address would be the PO Box. \n\nIf you are really concerned don't vote. \n\nI would also use two disposable cell phones, use one number for work only and the number you give to people you know and trust. That way if he gets one you can quick change your number with a new one.\n\nI would try to get your mom to change her number also. \n\nI don't want to scare you, but with your SSN if he really wants to find you he can. So you'll have to look over your shoulder. A court order won't stop him, but at least you can get him arrested if he does find you.\n\nWishing you lot of luck.\n\n\nEDIT \n\nSorry didn't see the part about the fixed income, if you have someone you trust to send you your mail, you could use their address. At least that way if he goes there looking for you, you would have some warning. Assuming he's not stupid crazy and would kill them.\n\nTalk to a woman's shelter and see if there is any legal aid, the women shelter should be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nWish you well.
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look here:http://www.usps.com/
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You can file your change of address online at:\nhttps://moversguide.usps.com/?referral=USPS\nThere is a $1.00 fee that is charged to your credit card to verify your identity.  If you prefer, you can print it and mail it for the price of a stamp.  You can also easily pick up a change of address kit at any post office and either turn in the card there or mail it for free.
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report the change of address to the municipal authorities
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go to the website:\nwww.usps.com
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His full name and address. Maybe put PERSONAL on the envelope.
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try looking on a piece of already recieved mail it should be the last 4 numbers after your zip code ex.*****-1927. I hope that is what your asking for good luck.
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Try http://usps.com. They should know.
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Some places (I'm thinking it's the UPS Store...)can offer boxes with an actual address.  Sometimes what they do is use their address, and then your box number they put down as a Suite number.  Varies from place to place how they do that, but I'm pretty sure (99.9%) that the Post Office doesn't do this.
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Check the inside of one of your other magazines... it'll have a phone number for address changes.   Usually in the same area they provide the Publishing company info and such.
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About three days only. Do some checking, who knows they delivered your mail at the wrong house. It could happen sometimes. A couple of times I received a mail that doesn't belong to me. It's to our neighbors. All I did is return it to the right person the day I got them in the mail. There must be some who just don't care in this world so please do some checking.
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You moved. Every time you move you must fill out a Change of Address Card with the Post Office to continue getting your mail. Otherwise the mail gets sent back to the sender. So, do two things: go on line to \nhttps://moversguide.usps.com/?referral=USPS\nand fill out your change of address. \n\nThen directly notify  the party you get those letters from and let them know your new address. If they have a website you can contact them on line.