Does priority mail have to be signed for

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 a signature required, you can request that the USPS hold the package at the post office for pickup or redelivery. This is often referred to as "signature upon request" or "signature not required."
  3. No signature required: In some cases, the USPS may not require a signature if the package is sent to a business or a post office box. However, this is not always the case, and it's best to check with the USPS or the recipient to confirm.
  4. Signature confirmation: If you want to ensure that the package is delivered to the correct recipient and that they sign for it, you can opt for Signature Confirmation. This service provides a tracking number and requires the recipient to sign for the package upon delivery.

To request no signature required or signature upon request, you can:

Keep in mind that if you choose not to require a signature, you may be taking on more risk that the package could be lost, stolen, or delivered to the wrong person.