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Commercial platforms
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Fleet management
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Requisition programs
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Updating your home and mailing address

This user guide details how to review and update your home and mailing address in HR Links.

Important information

If your address change was associated with a change in your duty station (change to the city or state in which you work), you may need to update your benefits and/or tax withholdings.

Benefits

If you are currently enrolled in a Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) plan that is a Health Maintenance Organization type plan and you relocate outside of the geographic area from which the FEHB HMO carrier accepts enrollment, you may be eligible to change plans. You have 60 days after the loss of coverage to make this change. Contact your assigned benefits specialist for more information.

Tax Withholdings

  • If your duty location change is within the same state, and you would like to
    update the amount of your withholdings, you can make those changes in
    Employee Express.
  • If your duty location change is to a new state, or to a city with locality tax,
    download the appropriate IRS forms, and submit them to the National Payroll Branch
    at kc-payroll.finance@gsa.gov.

If you have questions about this process, please contact kc-payroll.finance@gsa.gov.

GSA is unable to provide employees with tax or personal financial advice. As such, all
employees are recommended to consult a professional financial adviser or tax service
provider for assistance with making changes to their tax withholdings.

  1. From the HR Links homepage, select the Employee Personal Info tile and then View/Update Personal Info link.

    Screenshot showing Employee Self Serve page with View/Update Personal Info tile highlighted in red.
  2. From the View/Update My Personal Info page, select the pencil icon next to Current Home Address to edit your Home Address.

    Updating Home and Mailing Address 1
  3. From the Edit Address page, enter your updated home address and click Ok.  Note: Enter the physical address of your residence. Do not enter a P.O. Box.

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  4. A pop-up message appears explaining how the effective date of the address change is determined. Note: The effective date will automatically be set to the next Pay Period Begin Date following the HR Specialist’s approval of the address change request.  Click Continue.

    Updating Home and Mailing Address 4
  5.  All GSA correspondence is mailed to your Home Address.   However enter a Mailing Address if you prefer to receive mail at an address other than your Home Address. If a Mailing Address is provided, this address (instead of Home Address) will be provided to your federal health benefits carrier and Thrift Savings Plan.

    To update your current Mailing address click  on the pencil icon next to Current Mailing Address.

    Updating Home and Mailing Address 5
  6. Enter your Mailing Address and Click Continue.

    Updating Home and Mailing Address 3
  7. A pop-up message appears explaining how the effective date of the address change is determined. Note: The effective date will automatically be set to the next Pay Period Begin Date following the HR Specialist’s approval of the address change request.  Click Continue.

    Updating Home and Mailing Address 4
  8. Confirm your updated Home and Mailing address was submitted and click Save Changes.

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  9. A Pop-Up Message Address Change FEHB Attestation appears.  Click Continue.

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  10. You will get a notification that your Address Change has been Submitted.  Click Close.

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  11. The pending home and mailing address change will display on your Personal Information page.

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Note:   Address change requests are routed to your HR Office for processing.  If your request has not been processed within 5 business days, please contact your HR Office for assistance.  Once HR has processed your request, you will receive an email notification to inform you your address change has been processed.  It will then be displayed on the View/Update My Personal Info page. If you still see your old address, then HR has not yet processed your change.

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Last updated: Nov 25, 2025
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