How to Get a Mosier PO Box

To apply for a PO Box in person at a Post Office

Step 1: Optional Time-Saving Tip: If you have a printer, download “PS Form 1093, Application for Post Office Box Service,” Application for Post Office Box Service, fill it out, then print it out (note: if you apply for a PO Box online, this form is automatically generated). Bring the completed form with you to the Post Office.

Step 2: Bring your payment and 2 forms of acceptable U.S. identification to the Post Office and tell the retail associate at the counter that you’d like to apply for a PO Box.

To open your PO Box online

Step 1: Search for Post Office locations near you by using this page or by using the search bar under “Find a PO Box Near You.”

Step 2: Choose a Post Office location and select your desired PO Box size and payment period. Be sure to read all the text on the page, so you understand the payment terms and renewal options.

Step 3: Complete the online application form, accept the Terms & Conditions, enter your billing and payment information, and review and submit your application to reserve your PO Box.

Step 4: Print your completed form and bring it to the Post Office counter where your box is located, along with 2 forms of acceptable U.S. identification (within 30 days of submitting your online application). After the retail associate verifies your identity, you’ll get your PO Box keys.

Cambiar a Español

CITY OF MOSIER​

PO Box 456
208 Washington St, Mosier, OR 97040
Phone: 877-319-8467 / 541-478-3505
Fax: 877-553-3601 / 541-478-3810 help@cityofmosier.com
Public hours: M-Th, 10 am – 2 pm

City of Mosier on Facebook

City of Mosier

9 hours 8 minutes ago

Boil Water Notice Lifted! Effective immediately, the boil water notice for Mosier has been lifted. Testing confirmed the water is safe to drink. What to

City of Mosier

10 hours 55 minutes ago

Since the Microwave Tower Fire is now only active on the steep slope above the river, the most effective approach to containing that growth is

City of Mosier

1 day 5 hours ago

Good news! While the fire has grown some today, it is now 53% contained, which is great progress since last report.