Do u have to sign for priority mail

In the United States, Priority Mail from the United States Postal Service (USPS) typically requires a signature upon delivery, but there are some exceptions and options to consider:

1. Signature required: By default, Priority Mail requires a signature upon delivery. This is to ensure that the package is received by the intended recipient and to prevent theft or loss.
2. Signature upon request: If you're shipping a package and don't want to require a signature, you can opt out of signature upon delivery. However, this is not recommended, as it may increase the risk of theft or loss.
3. Adult signature required: If you're shipping a package containing alcohol, tobacco products, or other restricted items, an adult signature may be required upon delivery.
4. No signature required: If you're shipping a package to a business or a post office box, a signature may not be required. However, this is not always the case, and it's best to check with the recipient to confirm.
5. Signature confirmation: If you want to ensure that a package is delivered and signed for, you can opt for Signature Confirmation, which provides a tracking number and requires a signature upon delivery.

To request a signature upon delivery for Priority Mail, you can:

• Use the USPS website to print a shipping label and select the "Signature required" option.
• Visit a USPS retail location and inform the clerk that you want to require a signature upon delivery.
• Contact USPS customer service to request a signature upon delivery.

Remember to always check with the recipient to confirm their signature requirements and to ensure that your package is delivered successfully.