Your SavvyNomad residential address is not a mail forwarding address; instead, it is a place of abode. This enables you to use your address with financial institutions and on your driver's license. The downside is that we cannot do general purpose mail forwarding at your residential address. Instead, we can only accept essential mail.
Acceptable mail items
Physical Credit and Debit Cards
Official Correspondence from Government Agencies (e.g., IRS)
Tax-Related Documents
Insurance cards
Official State Correspondence
Service of Process (Legal Notices)
Unlike the Basic Domicile and SavvyNomad plans, which use RV lot addresses, the Domicile Premium plan uses a residential address with no restrictions on the type of mail it can receive. That said, it is still recommend to send most mail to the mail facility for faster processing.
Additionally, keep in mind the following:
No USPS Change of Address: Do not submit a USPS change of address to have all of your mail items redirected to your SavvyNomad residential address. It is not a mail forwarding address. Instead, you should submit a USPS change of address to have mail items automatically forwarded to your SavvyNomad mailing address (if you have the SavvyNomad or Domicile Premium plans); if you only have the Basic Domicile plan, then you should submit a USPS change of address form using your own non-SavvyNomad mailing address.
No Packages: Packages are not accepted at your residential address (see our emergency package acceptance policy). Note: this fee is waived for Domicile Premium users.
Lag: There can be a delay of up to ten business days (two weeks) for residential mail items to be uploaded to your account. This delay does not apply to government mail marked urgent.
Potential Penalties: We reserve the right to charge a $3 penalty for each nonessential mail item sent to your residential address. If you need general purpose mail forwarding, consider upgrading to a plan that includes a traditional mail forwarding address. Note: these fees are waived for Domicile Premium users.