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As any homeowner knows, keeping track of your mail can be a challenge. That’s especially true if you’ve moved from one house to another and your mail carrier isn’t quite sure which mailbox should receive each item. While it may seem like a minor issue, a mislabeled mailbox can lead to frustration and lost time when you spend precious minutes trying to find that missing letter or package.

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To help avoid these problems, it’s important to keep in mind a few simple rules regarding where your mailbox should have its numbers located and how they should be displayed. The guidelines in this article will help you ensure that your USPS mailbox is properly labeled, regardless of whether you’re moving within a neighborhood or crossing over into a different district.

Whether your mailbox is mounted on the side of your home or an isolated post in front of your driveway, it should be clearly visible to the carrier when he or she approaches. This is the only way to ensure that your mail is correctly delivered and that you receive all items that are sent to your address. In order to make your mailbox easier to read, you should place the numbers on the side that is facing the carrier’s approaching direction and ensure they are easily visible at all times.