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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
If the sender allows electronic signature, the recipient still has to electronically sign. If they don't, the USPS is supposed to collect a signature. It sounds like in Justin's case, they don't. I've had the same experience. It's inconvenient for the carrier to have to ring the door, wait, and then when no one answers, fill out a slip and leave it.
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I could be wrong but I think if you're signed up for electonic delivery the mail carrier can just use you're electronic signature that's stored in the USPS system
when they deliver the package.