Overview

Amazon requires the business address listed in Seller Central to serve as the default return address on every customer return label. Updating this address promptly ensures that returned items are routed to the correct location and keeps your account compliant with Amazon’s policies. Sellers who move warehouses, add new fulfillment sites, or correct entry errors should follow the steps below to avoid misplaced inventory and potential account issues.

Key Points

• Return address linkage — The address saved in your Seller Central profile automatically appears on all return labels; changing it today will affect every return generated after the update.
• Self‑service update — You can modify the business address directly in the Account Info section without opening a support ticket, which speeds up the process.
• History retention — Amazon stores every address you have ever entered; old entries remain in the system and cannot be permanently erased.
• Immediate label refresh — Once you save a new address, Amazon generates fresh return labels that reflect the change for all future orders, typically within minutes.
• Impact on FBA vs. FBM — For Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) sellers, the business address shown on return labels is separate from the FBA return‑center settings, so both locations may need updating.
• Verification flagging — Substantial address changes (e.g., moving to a different state) can trigger an identity‑verification request, prompting Amazon to ask for supporting documents.

How to Change Your Business Address

1. Access Account Info — Log into Seller Central, hover over the gear icon, and click “Account Info.” For example, a seller operating out of Dallas would navigate to this page to begin the edit.
2. Open Business Address Section — Locate the “Business Address” field under the “Business Information” heading and select the pencil icon to edit. A seller who previously entered “123 Main St, Dallas, TX” would see this exact line ready for modification.