Yes, it is legal to keep unsolicited packages sent to your address

The United States Postal Service (USPS) delivers an average of 23.8 million packages per day and more than 290,000 pieces of mail per minute. Most of those arrive at homes or businesses expecting them, but occasionally some don’t. When someone receives a package they didn’t order, they might be suspicious or just return it to the sender. VERIFY viewer Tere texted us asking if you can keep a package you received in the mail if it’s addressed to you, even if you didn’t order it. THE QUESTION Is it legal to keep unsolicited packages if they have your name and address?