Collection of this information is authorized by 39 USC 403 and 404. This information will be used to authorize the delivery of the intended addressee's mail to another. The Postal Service may disclose this information to an appropriate government agency, domestic or foreign, for law enforcement purposes; where pertinent, in a legal proceeding to which the Postal Service is a party or has an interest; to a government agency in order to obtain information relevant to a USPS decision concerning employment, security clearances, contracts, licenses, grants, or other benefits; to a congressional office at your request; to an expert, consultant, or other person under contract to the USPS to fulfill an agency function; to the Federal Records Center for storage; to the Office of Management and Budget for review of private relief legislation; to and independent certified public accountant during an official audit of USPS finances; to a labor organization as required by the National Labor Relations Act; for the purpose of identifying an address as an address of an agent to whom mail is delivered on the behalf of other persons; and to anyone when the delivery address is being used for the purpose of doing or soliciting business with the public. Completion of this form is voluntary; however, without the information, the mail will be withheld from delivery to the agent and delivered to the addressee, or, if the address of the addressee is that of the agent, returned to sender.