Can a process server INVADE my postal mail box?

[Zigner]

Who says my case is "hopeless"?

Nobody said that

I haven't even posted half the details of the case as it wasn't the topic of the post.

Thank you for your consideration.

Must you invade this thread with ill-informed rude comments that provide absolutely no help at all? Honestly.

Honestly, somebody digging through your mail won't have ANY affect on the outcome of your case.

Oh my! I seem to have forgotten...

If you're not getting the answer you want, please reply with EXACTLY what you want to hear so that it can be copied/pasted in to a subsequent reply!

 

[Zigner]

Would be a good idea to report this to USP. Id also check your state laws on this subject. Mine in relevant part:

For the purposes of this subsection, "usual mailing address" shall not include a United States postal service post box or the person's place of employment.

OP isn't talking about a PO box...

 

[sylvesterfl]

Speaking of ORIGINAL POST

the question was "Can a process server INVADE my postal mail box?"

Why oh why do people have such a HARD time actually ANSWERING questions on forums like this? I understand your desire to inject your opinion on what you "perceive" to be the case and what you'd do ... however you aren't me and I'm not you. To the few who actually tried to answer my question. Thank You.

 

[Zigner]

the question was "Can a process server INVADE my postal mail box?"

Why oh why do people have such a HARD time actually ANSWERING questions on forums like this? I understand your desire to inject your opinion on what you "perceive" to be the case and what you'd do ... however you aren't me and I'm not you. To the few who actually tried to answer my question. Thank You.

You got the answer. Can they? Physically - yes. Legally, probably not. Your recourse is to report it to the post office folks.