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a. This depends on the local authority. Some towns are more advances than others, but  believe most will accept registrations sent by post. Call them and ask about the options!
b. I have never head of any.
c. Such things are not normally persecuted. But you must make sure that letters sent to the old address still reach you!

GREF wrote:

Hello all,
I have moved to a new place since early April within Munich. After that I went back to my home country to work remotely until further notice.
I know I need to go to the townhall and register my change of address.
a) Is there a chance I can do this remotely?
b) if not, are you familiar with any expat services that can do this for me through a power of attorney?
c) I believe I read somewhere that the timeline to change your address is 2 weeks, however due to Corona it's moved to 3 months. If the first till applies I am 1 month post deadline. Are you familiar with the potential consequences or if the second is true?

Information from the official Munich website regarding possibility of registration by post:



During the pandemic, I haven't heard that the deadlines for registration are being enforced but generally, the municipality could fine you and if you dawdle long enough this can be several hundred Euro.

I am not sure how happy they will be, if they realize your documents are coming by post from outside of Germany.