Introduction
If your community uses cluster mailboxes and you need to know your mailbox number, this article will help you find the right next step. your Homeowner Association does not keep mailbox number information on file, so owners must contact their local post office directly to confirm their assigned cluster mailbox number.
What you need to know
Cluster mailbox numbers are assigned by the United States Postal Service, not by your HOA or property management company. Because of this, your HOA may not have access to your specific mailbox number or be able to look it up for you.
Who to contact
Please contact your local post office directly and ask for assistance with your assigned cluster mailbox number. The post office can tell you which mailbox number is associated with your address.
What to have ready
When you contact the post office, it is helpful to have the following information ready:
- Your full name
- Your property address
- Any mailbox or delivery information you already have
Next steps
- Find the contact information for your local post office.
- Call or visit the post office and ask for your assigned cluster mailbox number.
- Keep the mailbox number for your records once it is confirmed.
Need more help?
If you have questions about your community address or need help identifying the correct post office, please contact your Homeowner Association. We are happy to help point you in the right direction.