Cmra mail

CMRA stands for Certified Mail Receipt Acknowledgment. It's a service offered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) that provides proof of delivery for certified mail.

Here's how it works:

  1. When you send certified mail, you can request a CMRA, which is a signed receipt that the addressee signs and returns to you.
  2. The addressee signs the receipt to acknowledge receipt of the certified mail.
  3. The receipt is then mailed back to you, providing proof that the mail was delivered to the intended recipient.

The CMRA is useful in various situations, such as:

  1. Tracking the delivery of important documents, like legal notices or financial transactions.
  2. Verifying that a package was delivered to the correct person.
  3. Providing evidence of delivery in case of disputes or claims.

To request a CMRA, you can follow these steps:

  1. When sending certified mail, check the box on the mailing label that says "Return Receipt Requested."
  2. Fill out the return receipt card, which is usually included with the certified mail.
  3. Attach the return receipt card to the certified mail piece.
  4. Mail the certified mail piece to the intended recipient.

The USPS will then mail the signed receipt back to you, providing proof of delivery.