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USPS LiteBlue – Change of Address for Postal Employees

Change of Address Through USPS LiteBlue

Making sure you maintain up-to-date contact information with your employer is incredibly important.  For Postal Employees updating this information can take place 24 hours a day 7 days a week through USPS LiteBlue (www.liteblue.usps.com).  In addition to your address, Postal employees may also be able to update their phone numbers and emergency contacts through the USPS LiteBlue website.

You will need to have your Employee ID and USPS PIN to access USPS LiteBlue

.  Once within the site – visit the “Employee Resources” section of the site and select “Change of Address.”  Your current information should appear including your Addres, Telephone Number, Emergency Contact, etc.

To update your own information, select the “Edit” button and follow the prompts.  Make sure you save any changes and confirm the changes you made are correct and saved within the system before you leave the site.

You can also change your mailing address by mail.

Send the P.S Form 1216, (USPS Change of Address form) to the address below:

HRSSC / COMPESATION & BENEFITS

PO BOX 970400

GREENSBORO, N.C

27497-0400, USA

By Phone

  • Call HRSSC phone number (877) 477-3273
  • Follow the prompts to be able speaking to someone that would assist you.

 

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