Wichita, KS

Located quite literally in the heart of the U.S.A, Kansas is a true bridge between northern and southern state cultures. Known as “The Sunflower State” Kansas is part of the agricultural grain belt that helps feed cities nationwide. Currently, the state's population sits at a total of 2,940,865 residents, with over 90% of the population residing on farmland. 

Kansas’ largest city is Wichita; however, the capital city is Topeka. Kansas City is another major metropolitan area in this state, but because it lies on the border between Kansas and Missouri it is highly contended that this city is not a part of Kansas, despite being the home of the popular NFL team, the Kansas City Cheifs. 

Wheat is the primary driver of the Kansas economy, but military bases such as Fort Leavenworth, Fort Riley, and McConnell Air Force Base give Kansas an edge in the government and aerospace sectors, which brings in billions to the gross domestic product line. Both Spirit Airlines and Bombardier operate out of Kansas via manufacturing centers, along with popular technology brand Garmin which was founded in Olathe in 1989 before incorporating in Switzerland. 

Kansas is also the leading state for ethanol and biodiesel production, in addition to having 3,200 wind turbines that successfully generate 41% of state electricity. 

Speaking of wind, you may have also heard the popular phrase “We’re not in Kansas Anymore!” which was coined by Judy Garland as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz after a tornado swept them away. This phrase was so popular that it was added to the English Lexicon as a way to describe a totally unexpected situation! 

Overall, a Kansas address would be the best fit for those in farm tech, aviation, government, finance, or insurance; however, the possibilities this state holds are endless when it comes to starting something new. 

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If you own a business, work and personal life can merge into the same thing. You may have trouble keeping shop-talk out of your home, but you should still establish some boundaries to separate your business and personal lives.

Get a business mailing address Whether you're running a successful company, a side business, or you're a solopreneur, it will be much easier to have a separate address for your business. This keeps your home address private. If you ever move, it prevents you from having to change all your business information. Good news: You don’t actually need a physical address to have a separate mailing address. Leasing space in an office building or coworking space can become costly (and unnecessary in today's remote work climate if you’re a home-based business.) Instead of relying on a PO Box and having to run to the post office, you can instead use online mailbox services. A great option to help keep your private address separate from your business is a virtual address.  A virtual business address provides: A real street address  Security Professional edge to your business Opportunity to expand your business into new georgraphic areas You can have all your mail forwarded to your virtual mailbox, making it accessible to you from any device, anywhere. At Earth Class Mail,  we have a vast network of addresses to select from. Use the address as your own and receive your mail digitally. 

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Keeping your business information separate from your personal information

Before you can start receiving your mail at a virtual mailbox, you have to complete the USPS form 1583, a document from the postal service that gives providers the legal authority to access your mail.

What forms of ID can be used for a USPS 1583? Once you’re ready to have your form notarized, you’ll need to have two forms of identification ready. The first should be a government-issued photo identification card. It needs to be currently valid, so make sure it’s not expired before you start the process.  The postal service has different standards for those who hold a U.S. social security number and those who don’t. Accepted forms of identification for the 1583 form for SSN holders include: A state ID card, such as a driver license Passport (from the United States or other country) or Passport card U.S. Permanent record card Certificate of Naturalization Armed Forces card ID card issued by a U.S. university  Uniformed services ID card Tribal identification card Matricula Consular (Mexico) NEXUS (Canada) If you do not have a social security number, you must provide a foreign passport, Canadian NEXUS card or a Matricula Consular from Mexico. Do I need to provide my personal information if the virtual mailbox is for my business? What if I live outside of the United States?

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Virtual mailboxes make postal mail paperless. With a virtual mailbox, your incoming mail gets sorted and scanned, and you receive a digital copy.  Once you have a virtual mailbox, you can access your mail 24/7 from any device, anywhere. 

Address in Wichita, KS

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