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Obama's website, email, P.O. box, and other contact methods
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If you have a thought, idea, or question you'd like to share with former President Barack Obama, you might wonder if it's even possible to contact him. Luckily, there are a number of ways that you may be able to get in touch with him! Just keep in mind that even though he isn't the President anymore, he's still a very busy and popular person, so he may not be able to respond to each individual message he receives.

Barack Obama's Mailing Address

Barack Obama's mailing address is:

Office of Barack and Michelle Obama
P.O. Box 91000
Washington, DC 20066
  1. The contact page on Barack Obama's website is the official channel for the public to contact the former President. In fact, the Office of Barack and Michelle Obama requests that you use this form rather than sending personal mail. Fill out the form to send a personal message, to request an appearance by President Obama, or if you're a member of the press making a media inquiry. [1]
    • Select "President Obama" from the drop-down menu at the top of the page (you also have the option of contacting Michelle Obama through the same form).
    • Fill out the top of the form with your name, email address, phone number, and address. Then, compose your message in the text box.
    • After you proof-read your message, click the blue "Get in Touch" box at the bottom of the form.
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    Where would my students mail the letter to Mr. Obama now?
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    President Obama prefers letters be sent through the contact form on his website, which is listed above. However, you can also send physical mail to: Office of Barack and Michelle Obama, P.O. Box 91000, Washington, DC, 20066.
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    Why does their contact form on their website not work?? Please contact them yourself to let them know!!!!
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    Double-check to make sure you're using the exact URL listed in the article above.
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    How can I find out if the greeting I requested will be sent?
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    When you fill out a greeting request, include your name, phone number, and email address. You should be contacted if the request will be fulfilled.
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      You can contact Barack Obama by using the contact form on his website or by mailing a letter to his office. To use the contact form, visit his website at barackobama.com and click on the contact page. When the contact form appears, fill out all of the requested information, and then write a note in the field at the bottom of the form. Be respectful and be sure to address him as “Mr. President” or “President Obama.” Once you’ve completed your message, click on the submit button. To mail President Obama a letter, start by writing a business letter that says what you want to tell him. Then, place it in an envelope and address it to his office in Washington D.C. To learn how to request a greeting from Barack Obama, keep reading!

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