Free COVID tests!

The government is allowing every resident to request a free order of four tests. To request your free tests, go to the Post Office COVID Ordering site.
Note: If this is your first time requesting free COVID tests from the government or from the United States Postal Service, you may be able to place a 2nd order giving you a total of 8 COVID test kits.
Some people who live in apartments, duplexes, co-ops or at other addresses that house multiple families ran into an error message, “At-home COVID-19 tests have already been ordered for this address.” Because the program is currently limited to one order of four tests per residential address, some people may not be able to receive their free allotment. If you get this message, try the following:
- Check with everyone in your household and make sure they didn’t already claim your kit of four tests.
- If you believe there’s an issue with the USPS recognizing your residential address, you can file a service request here.
If you receive the error message, “We couldn’t validate your address,” there’s a chance you could be entering your address slightly different than how the USPS recognizes it. For example, you could be typing out “Eighth Street” when the USPS knows it as “8th street” Try the following:
- Use the USPS’s address look-up tool by clicking here.
- Type in your address, then click find
- Now try ordering your tests again using the address exactly as it’s listed by the USPS.
- If that doesn’t work, you can file a service request here.
If you receive the error message, “We couldn’t validate your address as complete,” the system may be having difficulty identifying an apartment number, for example, it might recognize “Apt. 1” but not “#1.” Try the following:
- Use the USPS’s address look-up tool by clicking here.
- Type in your address, then click find
- Now try ordering your tests again using the address exactly as it’s listed by the USPS.
- If that doesn’t work, try putting the apartment number in the first line of your address, and not separating it out by a separate field.
- If that doesn’t work, you can file a service request here.

























