If I receive mail after I've gone, what do I request?

Requesting that the mail be forwarded to you when you have already left ensures that you continue to receive important documents or correspondence at a different location. This option implies that you want the mail to be sent to your current address or a designated address, thus maintaining continuity in receiving your mail without interruption.

The other choices may involve favorable actions concerning your mail but do not prioritize the direct continuation of mail delivery to you. For instance, asking to send it to your family or redirecting it to your office indicates transferring responsibility for the mail to another party rather than ensuring you personally receive it. The option to hold it for you suggests that the mail will be kept until you return, which does not assist you in accessing it in your absence. Therefore, requesting for the mail to be forwarded directly aligns with ensuring that you have access to your correspondence wherever you are.