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USPS Relocation expenses deadline is Nov. 15

Postal Service employee relocation expense reimbursement requests submitted after Nov. 15 will be processed for payment after Jan. 2, 2025.

This deadline ensures that the organization has adequate time to record and report all relocation expenses for 2024 tax purposes.

Employees who submit requests for relocation reimbursements between Nov. 16 and Jan. 1, 2025, will not receive disbursements or reimbursements until after Jan. 2.

Employees should refer questions to their relocation counselor or send an email to the USPS relocation team.

The Relocation Blue page has more information.

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