The USPS Form 1583: Notarized Mail Services
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When renting a P.O. Box directly from the post office or obtaining a mailing address through an approved third-party business location known as a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA), individuals and companies are required to complete USPS Form 1583. This form serves a crucial purpose in enabling the United States Postal Service (USPS) to maintain a record of the identities of those utilizing these addresses, safeguarding against potential misuse for unlawful activities.
Options:
A noteworthy fact is that USPS Form 1583 can be digitally notarized using online notary services or mobile notaries, providing a convenient and efficient option. Alternatively, individuals can choose the traditional in-person route by contacting a business center or notary of their choice and scheduling an appointment for verification. For online notarization, there are reputable vendors available for a nominal fee, who can notarize documents, including Form 1583, within minutes.
Required Identification for Notarization:
When getting Form 1583 notarized, two forms of ID are necessary. Notably, credit cards, social security cards, and birth certificates are not acceptable forms of identification. One of the provided identifications must feature a photograph of the individual. The following types of identification are typically accepted, as also specified on the form itself:
Valid driver's license or state non-driver's identification card
Military ID, government, university, or recognized corporate ID card
Passport
Alien registration card or green card
Voter registration card
Home or vehicle insurance policy
Notarization for Non-U.S. Residents:
For non-U.S. residents, the most reliable and convenient method is to use an online notary service. In certain cases, international embassies and financial institutions may offer notary services, although it's not guaranteed, so it's essential to inquire with them directly. Many U.S.-based notaries may only notarize this document for citizens, making alternative options necessary. Consulting with an attorney specialized in international law and citizenship could be the best course of action if the above avenues do not provide a suitable solution.
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