General Delivery is available at designated post offices for which customers?

• A. Available only at designated post offices for transients.
• B. Available at designated post offices for transients and customers waiting to get P.O. Boxes.
• C. Available at all public libraries.
• D. Available only for international customers.

Answer: (B)

General Delivery is a USPS service that lets you receive mail at a post office even if you don’t have a permanent street address. It’s available at designated post offices for people who are transient or without a fixed address, and for customers who are waiting to get a P.O. Box. This setup lets you pick up your mail at the post office rather than having it delivered to a residence. It isn’t offered at public libraries, and it isn’t limited to international customers—the service is specifically for domestic post offices serving those without a permanent address or needing a temporary mailbox.