Can my landlord remove my mailbox and label my mail as not here?

Full question:

Can my landlord remove my mail box and mark my mail "not here"?

Answer:

The answer depends on whether you legally reside at the property. If you no longer live there, your landlord may require you to return the mailbox keys or access. In such cases, they can mark your mail as "not here."

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FAQs

Removing a mailbox can be considered a crime if it is done without permission, especially if it belongs to someone else. Mailboxes are typically the property of the homeowner or the postal service. If a landlord removes a mailbox unlawfully, they may face legal consequences. Always check local laws for specifics.