What is what to do with mail that is not yours?

If you receive mail that is not addressed to you, you should not open it. Opening someone else's mail is a federal offense in many jurisdictions. Here's what you should do:

• "Misdelivered%20Mail": If the address is completely wrong, write "Not at this address" or "Return to Sender" on the envelope.

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• "Return%20To%20Sender": Place the mail back in a mailbox or hand it to your mail carrier. The postal service will then return it to the sender.

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• "Incorrect%20Name%20But%20Correct%20Address": If the name is wrong but the address is yours, you can still write "Not at this address" and return it. However, if you know the person who the mail is addressed to used to live there, consider trying to forward it to them or contacting them.

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• "Contact%20The%20Sender": If you recognize the sender and know how to contact them, you can let them know that their mail is being misdelivered.

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It is important to handle misdelivered mail responsibly to avoid any legal issues and ensure that the intended recipient receives their mail.