There's some sort of temporary hardship waiver that the Postmaster can (but doesn't have to) allow. Rules change every so often. Used to be many years back that the hardship would last as long as needed. Now, I think it has to get reviewed every 6 or 12 months. This is often done for people who are elderly, or for individuals who have become temporary immobile due to injury; like say a single person who has nobody else living there. However, there is another issue to consider in that even these hardship waivers will not be allowed if the move takes the carrier more than 1/2 mile off of their current route. Doesn't sound like that would be a problem here.
"IF" the Postmaster denies a hardship waiver to the porch/front door, then take it up a notch and contact the regional post office and talk to the Postmaster's boss.
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