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Over 38 million Americans are members of AARP, but many more receive unsolicited mail from the organization. Many people find themselves asking, **Why am I getting AARP mail?**, often without ever having initiated contact with the organization.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately 56 million people were over age 65 in 2020, many of whom may have been AARP members at some point. For various reasons, you may decide that you no longer wish to be a member and need to know how do you unsubscribe from AARP.
According to AARP's official help center, it may take 4 to 6 weeks for standard mailings to stop after an opt-out request is processed. This is because mailing labels are printed in advance. The good news is that you can opt out of AARP mailings and significantly reduce the number of unsolicited letters you receive.
