Royal mail pick up parcel for someone else
A convenient service!
Yes, Royal Mail offers a "Pick Up" service that allows you to collect a parcel on behalf of someone else. Here's how it works:
Who can use this service?
Anyone can use this service, as long as you have the sender's consent and the parcel is addressed to the intended recipient.
How to use the service:
- Check the parcel is eligible: The parcel must be a Royal Mail parcel and not a Special Delivery item.
- Get the sender's consent: Ask the sender to confirm that you can collect the parcel on their behalf. You may need to provide proof of identity and address.
- Visit a Royal Mail Post Office: Take the parcel to a Royal Mail Post Office and let the staff know that you want to collect a parcel on behalf of someone else.
- Provide the parcel details: Show the parcel's tracking number or the sender's name and address to the Post Office staff.
- Sign for the parcel: Sign for the parcel as the authorized collector, and the Post Office staff will hand it over to you.
Important notes:
- The sender must have given their consent for you to collect the parcel.
- You must provide proof of identity and address if requested by the Post Office staff.
- The parcel will be released to you only if you can provide the necessary information and proof of consent.
- If the parcel is undeliverable or has been returned to sender, you may need to contact the sender to resolve the issue.
By using this service, you can help someone else collect their parcel without having to worry about the logistics. Just remember to get their consent and follow the necessary steps!