Mail you have to sign for

The dreaded "signature required" package! Here are some common types of mail that may require a signature upon delivery:

1. Packages with high value: Items worth a significant amount, such as electronics, jewelry, or luxury goods, may require a signature to ensure they're received by the intended person.
2. Perishable items: Packages containing perishable goods, like food, medicine, or biological samples, may require a signature to ensure they're delivered promptly and handled properly.
3. Hazardous materials: Packages containing hazardous materials, such as chemicals or batteries, may require a signature to ensure they're received and handled safely.
4. Customs clearance: International packages may require a signature upon delivery to confirm receipt and clear customs.
5. Special delivery: Some mail services, like UPS or FedEx, offer special delivery options that require a signature upon delivery, such as UPS Signature Confirmation or FedEx Signature Release.
6. Insurance claims: Packages with insurance coverage may require a signature upon delivery to verify receipt and facilitate claims processing.
7. Government documents: Official government documents, such as tax refunds or identification papers, may require a signature upon delivery to ensure they're received by the intended person.
8. High-security items: Packages containing sensitive or high-security items, such as classified documents or restricted materials, may require a signature upon delivery to ensure they're received and handled properly.

Remember to always inspect your packages carefully upon delivery and sign for them only if you're certain they're genuine and intended for you.