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A
#1
Hello Group, I am on the move again..

What I need is information on if the "Brazilian Post Office" has a "Forwarding Mail Program/ Service"

and How Does One apply for such  a Service if it is available.

I am moving from Bahia to Para if that helps...
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A
#2

Alascana wrote:

Hello Group, I am on the move again..

What I need is information on if the "Brazilian Post Office" has a "Forwarding Mail Program/ Service"

and How Does One apply for such  a Service if it is available.

I am moving from Bahia to Para if that helps...


You have to do a "reexpedição de correspondencias." Valid for 1 year. Fill up the form in link no. 2
and submit to a CTT establishment near you. You can search the nearest office through link 3
below.

http://www.ctt.pt/correio-e-encomendas/ … encias.htmhttp://www.ctt.pt/dotAsset/8a7b78d2-c8c … 761607.pdfhttp://www.ctt.pt/feapl_2/app/open/stat … earch.jspx

*CTT (Correios, Telégrafos e Telefones)  or the Post Office!

robal

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A
#3

robal wrote:
Alascana wrote:

Hello Group, I am on the move again..

What I need is information on if the "Brazilian Post Office" has a "Forwarding Mail Program/ Service"

and How Does One apply for such  a Service if it is available.

I am moving from Bahia to Para if that helps...


You have to do a "reexpedição de correspondencias." Valid for 1 year. Fill up the form in link no. 2
and submit to a CTT establishment near you. You can search the nearest office through link 3
below.

http://www.ctt.pt/correio-e-encomendas/ … encias.htmhttp://www.ctt.pt/dotAsset/8a7b78d2-c8c … 761607.pdfhttp://www.ctt.pt/feapl_2/app/open/stat … earch.jspx

*CTT (Correios, Telégrafos e Telefones)  or the Post Office!

robal


Write in Americano. ..it's just GIGO now...lol...

A
#4
It´s simple! Just fill up the form and bring it to the post office!LOL An easy Americano way.
abthree
#5
Alascana,

I thought you liked Bahia.  Something change?
A
#6

abthree wrote:

Alascana,

I thought you liked Bahia.  Something change?


Yes things are allways Changing with me...lol...Bahia is the last change...I decided against the move back to Belem ....Bahia is ground zero now.....

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