How it works
Your address, your mail, your call.
Here’s what happens from the day you sign up to the day your first letter catches up with you.
Open your account
Sign up with your email and a strong password. Turn on two-step login while you're at it.
Your account comes with a private mailbox (PMB) number. Your mailing address is our South Dakota street address plus that number.
Complete USPS Form 1583
USPS requires every mail service customer to fill out Form 1583. It authorizes us to receive mail on your behalf.
You'll need two forms of ID, and the form must be notarized. We can't hand over or forward mail until it's on file.
Manage your mail from anywhere
Your address works for USPS mail and for packages from UPS, FedEx, DHL, Amazon and other couriers.
When something arrives we log it and photograph the outside of each envelope or package. You get an email that new mail is in.
For each piece, choose: scan the contents, forward it, hold it, shred it, or pick it up in Yankton, from a locker or at our office. You can authorize someone else to collect it for you.
Forwarding goes to any address you've saved. New or changed addresses wait 24 hours before we ship to them, and we email you whenever one changes.
Add a home base (optional)
Some banks and businesses want a residential address, not a mail service address. For that, you can lease a home base at our South Dakota property: your place to call home.
Your site has its own street address, with a lot number, and a locked compartment in a mailbox unit that USPS delivers to. You authorize our staff to collect that mail for you, and it shows up in the same online mailbox.
Get your South Dakota address.
Open an account in a few minutes, then complete USPS Form 1583 so we can start receiving your mail.