Activate an assigned U.S. mailing address
Complete identity, postal, eligibility, availability, legal, operational, and billing gates before using it.
For expatriates
Live abroad. Keep a foot in your mail back home.
Moving overseas does not end U.S. paper correspondence. After approval and activation, an assigned mailing address can give eligible ordinary mail a steadier destination while the account remains active.
Service preview: this page describes the intended experience after approval and activation. Feature availability, handling terms, and fees must be confirmed for the account. Stories are fictional examples, not customer testimonials.
Availability & terms
Service preview: this page describes the intended experience after approval and activation. Feature availability, handling terms, and fees must be confirmed for the account. Stories are fictional examples, not customer testimonials.
The expat mail problem
An ocean between you and your mail.
U.S. correspondence still arrives
Financial institutions, agencies, and prior accounts may keep sending paper, but each institution sets its own address-acceptance rules.
Mail you physically can't get
Whatever arrives at a friend's or relative's place is stuck there until someone deals with it.
Slow, expensive international forwarding
Shipping every envelope overseas is costly and slow, and most of it you didn't need on paper anyway.
Deadlines that don't care where you live
A tax notice or renewal arrives back home while you're nine time zones away with no way to see it.
How it fits expat life
A U.S. address you run from overseas.
Illustrative post-activation flow. Only actions confirmed for the account and item are available.
Availability & terms
Illustrative post-activation flow. Only actions confirmed for the account and item are available.
See checked-in mail
For an active account, review an eligible item after staff have completed check-in.
Request an eligible scan
When released for the account, a protected scan enters a staff workflow and is not presented as instant.
Confirm international service separately
International forwarding is not offered today; supported carriers, customs, routes, items, and final pricing are required first.
What matters from abroad
The interface expatriates can preview.
Product preview: scanning, forwarding, packages, alerts, and document tools are available only when the activated account explicitly enables them.
Availability & terms
Product preview: scanning, forwarding, packages, alerts, and document tools are available only when the activated account explicitly enables them.
Fictional document search
The demo searches invented tax forms, statements, and letters; it is not a production customer vault.
Fictional date detection
The demo presents pre-authored dates. Production customer-document analysis is not enabled.
Asynchronous review concept
The interface is designed for online review across time zones after eligible mail has been checked in.
International forwarding
A planned option that requires supported destinations, customs handling, item rules, and a final price before it can be enabled.
A day in the life
Meet Sam.
Fictional example — not a customer testimonial or production result.
In this fictional walkthrough, Sam reviews invented brokerage and utility fixtures and simulates scan and archive actions. It does not claim that any bank or agency accepts EverAddress, that international service is live, or that a customer scan is completed in a stated time.
Worth knowing
Honest about a complex situation.
Residency and taxes are complicated abroad
A U.S. mailing address does not determine your tax residency, domicile, or legal status, and expat tax situations can be complex. This service receives and organizes mail; it isn't tax or legal advice. Work with a professional on the questions that matter.
Institutions set their own rules
Whether a given bank or agency accepts this address for your purpose is their decision, and rules vary. Confirm before relying on it.
Activation has gates
Identity evidence, PS Form 1583, address availability, approved agreements, operations, and billing must be complete first.
Go anywhere
Keep your U.S. mail within reach.
See how it works with a fictional traveler's mail — no account needed.