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新移民郵件安心術：申請 USPS Informed Delivery 在線查看信件與包裹
One of the scarier things about being new in the US is missing an important letterRewritten version: For example, bank cards, Social Security numbers (SSN), green card notifications, or government mail. Losing these things can be a huge hassle, but fortunately, the United States Postal Service (USPS) launched Informed Delivery free service that lets you use the website or app from home to preview the mail and packages arriving that day. Simple, and a real weight off your mind.
📌 What is USPS Informed Delivery?
Informed Delivery is a free USPS service. As a resident you can:
See scanned images of the front of your incoming letters, online or in the app
Track packages that are out for delivery
Get a daily email, so nothing important slips past you
This is genuinely useful when you're new. You'll know what's coming from your bank, government offices, and your school, and you're far less exposed if mail goes missing or gets stolen.
📌 How to sign up
1️⃣ Check you're eligible and create an account
The service is for residential addresses and personal P.O. Box holders only.
Go to the official Informed Delivery site and enter your address to see whether it's covered.
If it is, click to sign up for free, accept the terms, and create a USPS account.
2️⃣ Verify your identity
Set a username, password, security questions, and contact details.
You'll be asked to verify your identity by text message or a letter in the mail , which is there to keep the account secure.
3️⃣ Choose how you want to be notified
Once it's on, turn on the daily email and you'll see images of the day's mail before it arrives.
It's worth downloading the official USPS app so you can check on letters and packages whenever.
📌 Why this matters if you've just arrived
✅ You won't miss anything: bank cards, your SSN, immigration paperwork. You see it online first and know it's on the way.
✅ Protection against lost or stolen mail: if the physical letter never turns up, at least you know it existed.
✅ Less hassle day to day: no need to keep checking the mailbox. You already know what's coming.
📌 In short
If you've just moved to the US, USPS Informed Delivery is a small thing that makes life feel a lot more under control. Signing up takes a few minutes and means you always know where your mail and packages are, so nothing important goes astray. Go set it up. 🚀
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