the answer is yes it is a federal offense only the person who it is addressed to may open it
No, you may not. It is a federal offense to open someone else's mail.
Yes It is
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Yes, tampering, hiding, removing, or opening mail not addressed to you, before it is delivered to the intended addressee, is a federal crime.
No, other people cannot open your mail unless you give them permission to do so. This is a federal offense that is punishable in court.
Legally, no. If someone other than the addressee opens the mail, it is considered a federal offense, unless the person is physically unable to open it or requests that the other person open it.
Generally, taking mail addressed to another person may constitute a federal offense in the United States.
No, you can't. It is considered a federal offense to take and look at someone's mail and/or look in their box.
Yes, it is illegal for a parent to open mail addressed to their teenage child without permission. Mail tampering is a federal offense under the United States Code.
No, I believe it is illegal to open up another person's mail even if it was accidentally delivered to you.Added: The federal offense under US Postal regulations is is "Intercepting US Mail Belonging to Another."
Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.Absolutely not. You should have filed a change of address card with the post office or had your mail forwarded to a trusted family member or friend. She cannot open any mail that doesn't belong to her. That is a federal offense and she should be reported to the postal authorities.You can also file a police report.