2400 Nueces Mail Service

All 2400 Nueces residents are provided a mailbox for distribution of U.S. mail, campus mail and residence hall announcements. It is your responsibility to regularly check this mailbox. Mail is delivered to 2400 Nueces daily except Sundays, national holidays and university holidays. Residence hall mailrooms and desks will only accept mail and packages delivered by the U.S. Postal Service or a commercial shipping company.

If you have questions, contact the 2400 Nueces Front Desk at 512-232-7517 or email our housing team.

FAQs

 

Mail Basics

Where do I get my mail?

Paper mail can be picked up in the mail room located on the first floor off of the lobby. Packages can be picked up at the 2400 Nueces Mail Center located in the main lobby

What is my address?

Student Name
2400 Nueces St.
Apartment #
Austin, TX 78705

Which U.S. Post Office handles the 2400 Nueces mail?

Please direct your general postal inquiries to the Northcross Station at 7700 Northcross Dr Austin, TX  78757.  They can be reached at (512) 454-3859.

Mail Logistics

Will I get my own mailbox?

No, you and your apartment/roommate(s) will share a mailbox which corresponds to your apartment number. Your room key will open your mail box. For this reason you and your apartment/roommate(s) should discuss how you plan to handle each other's mail, especially whether or not you are comfortable with your apartment/roommate removing your mail from your mailbox.

My key no longer works in my mailbox. What should I do?

Put in a maintenance request form for a lock/key change, even if your key is still opening your room.

What is Amazon @ UTexas?

Amazon @ UTexas offers our campus community a secure and convenient location to pick up and return Amazon orders. Additionally, Amazon Student and Prime members receive free one-day shipping on orders placed by 10 p.m. Activate your benefits at utexas.amazon.com. Campus pick-up location: Gregory Gym, 2.110.

Receiving Mail

What time is mail delivered to my mail center?

The mail can arrive anytime between the hours of 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. Some days the mail will be delayed due to route changes, postal staffing changes, weather conditions around the country or holidays. We can never guarantee that the mail will arrive on a specific day/time.

What should I do if I receive mail that does not belong to either me or my apartment/roommate(s) in my mailbox?

Please return mail to the 2400 Nueces front desk or package pick-up center that is not addressed to either you or your apartment/roommate(s).

What will happen if my package or mail has one of my parent’s names or my nickname in the address instead of mine?

Staff will do all they can to determine to whom the delivered package or mail belongs, but if the name on the package or envelope is significantly different than your name the staff will be unable to determine the recipient of the mail or package and it may be returned to sender. It is important that all your mail and packages have your official name on record listed in order to eliminate confusion. Mail with no name in the address will be automatically returned to sender. Please talk to staff at the front desk if you have questions about this.

What do I do if I have changed my name or if I am using a different name than my given name?

Bring something to show proof of the new name you are using to the front desk or package pick-up center so the staff can update your mailbox. Be sure to update any permanent name changes with the Housing Office and Office of the Registrar.

What happens if I feel like my mail or package has been mishandled or misplaced?

Contact the Complex Coordinator responsible for 2400 Nueces. If you believe a theft has occurred, please call UTPD at (512) 471-4441.

What happens to my mail after I move out?

Newly incoming mail will be forwarded to you for one month after you have moved out if you update your address. To ensure that you receive all your mail, make sure to update your mailing address with your billing companies, subscription services, friends, family, etc. After 30 days, all mail will be returned to sender.

Packages

How will I know if I receive a package?

When your package is logged at your mail center, you will receive an automatic email or text notification. We request that you wait at least three hours after receiving the email/text alert to ensure staff has had enough time to process your package before you pick it up.

What do I need to have in order to pick up a package?

You will need your UT ID card or EID and a government issued photo ID. You have to pick up your package in person. A friend or family member cannot retrieve your package for you, nor can the staff bring the package to your room. If there are additional circumstances requiring an accommodation, email our housing team.

What if my tracking number says my package has been delivered, but I haven't received a notification letting me know I have a package to pick up?

2400 Nueces staff logs each package we receive electronically, and then notifies the resident that a package is ready to be picked up. This procedure takes time so it may mean that your package is currently being processed. Please check back later that day. If you still do not have a notification later in the day, ask the front desk staff about your package. Please bring all information about your package including the tracking number, date and time of delivery and the name of the person who signed for it so the staff can help you locate the package.

Sending Mail

Can I send out packages via the postal service, FedEx or UPS from the mail center?

No. Our mail center cannot send out packages via the postal service, FedEx, UPS or other package delivery companies.

Can I leave a package or letter at the mail center to be picked up by a resident?

No. For safety reasons, we do NOT allow packages or letters to be dropped off at the mail center without going through an actual delivery service like the post office.

Is it safe for my family or friends to send me cash through the mail?

No. For safety reasons, we do NOT allow packages or letters to be dropped off at the mail center without going through an actual delivery service like the post office.