Mail that requires a signature
You're referring to a type of mail that requires the recipient to sign for it upon delivery. Here are some common types of mail that typically require a signature:
- Certified Mail: This type of mail is sent with a tracking number and requires the recipient to sign for it upon delivery. The sender can also request a return receipt, which is a signed document that proves the recipient received the mail.
- Signature Confirmation: This is a service offered by the US Postal Service (USPS) that requires the recipient to sign for the package upon delivery. The sender can track the package's delivery status and receive a signature confirmation email.
- Adult Signature Required: This type of mail is sent with a warning label that indicates it contains adult content, such as alcohol or tobacco products. The recipient must be at least 21 years old and sign for the package upon delivery.
- Delivery Confirmation: This service, also offered by the USPS, requires the recipient to sign for the package upon delivery. The sender can track the package's delivery status and receive a delivery confirmation email.
- Insured Mail: This type of mail is sent with a tracking number and requires the recipient to sign for it upon delivery. The sender can also request insurance coverage for the package, which provides financial protection against loss or damage.
- Priority Mail Express: This is a fast and trackable mail service offered by the USPS that requires the recipient to sign for the package upon delivery.
These are just a few examples of mail that typically requires a signature. The specific requirements may vary depending on the sender, recipient, and type of mail being sent.