What should I do if a child's books are not being delivered?

Parents/Legal Guardians: If your child isn't receiving books, the United States Postal Service may have old or incorrect data associated with your address information on file. You may need to update your information with your local post office, add members to your household, and/or change your address. In this section we have provided a checklist of possible situations that require you to fill out a “Mover’s Guide” form, also known as USPS FORM 3575 or Change-Of-Address (COA).

• You will receive a Move Validation Letter at your old address. For your protection, this will not contain your new address. If you have already moved, no action is required.
• You should receive a mailed communication from the U.S. Postal Service at your new address within 7-10 business days of your mail start forwarding date.
• The person who submits this change of address form states that he or she is the person, executor, guardian, authorized officer, or agent of the person for whom mail would be forwarded under this order. Anyone submitting false or inaccurate information on this form is subject to punishment by fine or imprisonment or both under Sections 2, 1001, 1702 and 1708 of Title 18, United States Code.

CLICK THIS LINK TO SEE A COMPLETE LIST OF SITUATIONS TO USE USPS FORM 3575. 

If you have already submitted a C-O-A form, you may also want to search this support center for "Book Delivery   Checklist" for a checklist of reasons why a child may have stopped receiving books.

 Affiliates: If a parent continues to have an unresolved book delivery issue, there is an online option to assist a family in updating their address. Visit the USPS website and submit the Official Change of Address Form. When you click to print the form, check the box that you are assisting with an address change and it will ask for your contact information also.