PS Form 3575 is a United States Postal Service (USPS) form used to submit a change of address request. Individuals or families who are moving and need their mail forwarded to a new address can fill out this form. It ensures that the USPS updates the system to redirect all correspondence from the old address to the new one, preventing important mail such as bills, bank statements, and personal letters from being missed or delayed. The form can be completed either in person at a post office, online via the USPS website, or through the mail.
The purpose of PS Form 3575 is to provide a seamless transition of mail delivery when relocating, minimizing disruptions that can occur during the moving process. By accurately and promptly submitting this form, users can avoid issues related to missed payments, lost confidential documents, or interruptions in regular communication.
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The form consists of one page: front side and backside. The front side looks like this:
And it should be filled on the backside.
Mark, who is moving
You need to indicate whether the mail will need to redirect mail of all residents to the address or whether it is a change of address for the business.
Specify the duration of the change
If this is a temporary change of address, then check it. Perhaps you are going on a long vacation and do not want to miss your letters. You can also redirect your mail to the hospital.
The minimum period for a temporary address change is 15 days, and the maximum is 364 days.
Also include the date of the move.
Identify yourself
Provide your legal name or the name of the business.
Enter your old address
Give the full details of your old address from which you are moving out.
Print new address
Leave the details of your new address to which you want your mail to be forwarded.
Sign the form
Put your name and signature. You also need to indicate the date of filling and signing the form.
Note, if your old or new address is in Puerto Rico, you should also include an urbanization name.
Several options are possible:
1. If some people with the same last name move (and some stay), then you need to fill out a separate form for each and mark “individual” in the first paragraph.
2. If people with different surnames move (and some stay), then the actions are the same. Various forms are filled in, and “individual” is marked.
3. If all people are moving and all have the same surname, then it will be enough to fill out one form for all and indicate in the first paragraph “family.”
