Return Receipt Requested Mail to a P.O. Box?

Question

Basically it's all in the question. Can you send certified mail with return receipt requested to a p.o. box?

I'm trying to send an offer to a collections agency, and everything I've read says to do so with a return receipt requested so they can't say that they didn't receive the letter, and I want everything in writting with a paper trail so they don't try and lie. However their mailing address is a p.o. box. Can I still do this? Or try FedEx'ing something to their physical location?

Or does anyone else have any other ideas? Thanks.

Answer 1

Yes. You can send certified mail with return receipt requested to a P.O. Box. The postal service will put a note in the P.O. Box telling them that they have to come to the counter to pick up a piece of mail that was not put in the box. When they reach the front of the line for the counter and present the slip, they will be asked to sign the return receipt and will be handed the letter.

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Return Receipt Requested Mail to a P.O. Box?

Basically it's all in the question. Can you send certified mail with return receipt requested to a p.o. box?



I'm trying to send an offer to a collections agency, and everything I've read says to do so with a return receipt requested so they can't say that they didn't receive...

Answer 3

FedEx and UPS do not deliver to PO Boxes.



PO Boxes are owned by the US Postal Service.



Yes, you can send a certified letter, return receipt requested to a PO Box.



The clerk at the post office will be able to help you.

Answer 4

Yes, you can do that

They would get a slip in their PO Box and have to go into the post office to sign and pick up the letter. Probably happens to them daily.

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Yes, take the letter. it is legal notice, as long as you did not open it. The judge has to be the first party to see what you sent. If the envolope looks tampered with it is not legal notice any more. As long as you are mailing to the address on the lease you should be OK. As it sounds like it was altered you better have her signature on that alteration.

Answer 6

You could also call them & demand a physical address & send it there.