Go to any Post Office location. Take cash or a debit card. You cannot pay with a credit card. Fill out the money order at the counter with a retail associate. Pay the dollar value of the money …

You may pay with: Personal, certified, cashier's, or traveler's check, payable to "U.S. Department of State." Money order payable to "U.S. Department of State." You can buy a money order at …

The Change of Address Order (PS Form 3575) is available at your local Post Office within the Mover's Guide® packet. The packet also includes instructions for completing the form and …

Disclaimer: USPS® cannot guarantee that the address shown here is the actual location of the business. Please verify the address before sending your mail. If more than one address …

In-person identity proofing is offered at participating Post Office™ locations nationwide and allows certain federal agencies to securely verify registrant identities to provide access to service …

Contact Us If you have money order related questions, please email the Accounting Help Desk or call 1-866-974-2733.

Jan 22, 2025 · The current, or “legacy,” postal money order will be sold until stock is depleted. The newly designed money order features a new bank routing number and is red, white and …

If you're sending packages or letters, have them properly packaged and addressed before going to the Post Office. Click below for a helpful step-by-step guide.

Knowing how to determine the authenticity of a postal money order by sight will help ensure that this financial instrument remains among the most secure in the world.

Purchase Money Orders Sending money orders at any Post Office is easy to do. Pay with a debit card, cash, or traveler’s check. Money orders are safe, cost-effective, and never expire.