Recorded delivery royal mail
Recorded Delivery is a service offered by Royal Mail, a UK-based postal service. Here's what you need to know:
What is Recorded Delivery?
Recorded Delivery is a tracked postal service that provides proof of delivery and signature upon delivery. It's a secure and reliable way to send important documents, packages, and items of value.
How does it work?
When you send a package using Recorded Delivery, the recipient must sign for the item upon delivery. The delivery driver will ask the recipient to sign a proof of delivery form, which includes the recipient's signature, the date and time of delivery, and the delivery address.
Benefits of Recorded Delivery
- Proof of delivery: Recorded Delivery provides a paper trail that proves the item was delivered to the recipient.
- Signature upon delivery: The recipient must sign for the item, ensuring that the package is only received by the intended person.
- Tracking: You can track the progress of your package online, from dispatch to delivery.
- Insurance: Recorded Delivery items are insured against loss or damage, up to a certain value (see below).
Insurance coverage
Recorded Delivery items are insured against loss or damage up to a value of:
- £20 for items weighing up to 100g
- £40 for items weighing 101g to 500g
- £60 for items weighing 501g to 1kg
- £80 for items weighing 1kg to 2kg
How to use Recorded Delivery
To use Recorded Delivery, simply select the service when posting your item at a Royal Mail post office or online. You'll need to provide the recipient's name and address, as well as the value of the item being sent.
Cost
The cost of Recorded Delivery varies depending on the weight and size of the item, as well as the destination. You can check the prices on the Royal Mail website or at a post office.
Overall, Recorded Delivery is a reliable and secure way to send important items, providing proof of delivery and signature upon delivery.