A Virtual Address for Ham Radio Operators

Yes! Your virtual address can be used for more than just your FCC registration. You can receive bills, bank statements, club memberships, QSL cards, and other personal or business correspondence. All mail will be securely scanned in full color, so you can view it online anytime.

Yes, the FCC allows virtual addresses for your public contact information. This is often preferred by operators who want to protect their home address from being publicly listed in the FCC database.

In the unlikely event that the FCC send you correspondence we’ll notify you immediately if certified mail is received. You can choose to have it forwarded to your U.S. address on file.

Yes, we can receive international mail, including QSL cards and other standard letters. You’ll receive full-color scans of your mail, which you can view securely online.

Once your mail is scanned and uploaded for you to view online, digital copies are securely stored for the entire length of your subscription. We then securely shred the physical copies using enterprise-grade shredders and disposal processes. It’s all done with your privacy in mind — and it means less paper clutter for you

USPS Form 1583 is an authorization form that permits a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA), like our service, to receive mail on your behalf. The United States Postal Service mandates this form to ensure the security and proper handling of your mail. Completing Form 1583 allows us to manage and forward your mail as per your instructions.

To complete USPS Form 1583, you must provide two forms of identification:

• Primary ID (must include a clear photograph): Driver's License, Passport, or Government-issued ID.
• Secondary ID (must confirm your physical address): Utility bill, Lease agreement, or Bank statement.

With our Virtual Address service, we automatically forward important items like cards, checks, or any mail that requires physical delivery to an address you provide within the U.S. For all other mail, you’ll receive high-quality, full-color scans of your letters and documents, so you can view them securely online.

Yes, our service only handles letters and large envelopes. We do not accept packages of any size.

You can set up mail forwarding by submitting a Change of Address request with USPS or directly notifying your senders.

We use advanced security measures and encryption to protect your mail and personal information, ensuring only you have access to your correspondence.

To update your FCC address, you can renew, update, or modify your call sign information through the FCC's Universal Licensing System (ULS). Detailed instructions are available on the ARRL website here: ARRL Call Sign Renewals or Changes.