What does an express mail package require from the customer at delivery?

An express mail package requires a signature and a form of ID from the customer at delivery to ensure that the package is being handed over to the correct recipient. This requirement serves multiple purposes: it helps to verify the identity of the person receiving the package, reduces the risk of misdelivery, and provides evidence that the package was successfully delivered.

By requesting a form of ID, postal workers can confirm that the recipient is authorized to receive the package, particularly for valuable or sensitive items. The signature acts as an acknowledgment of receipt, which is important for tracking the delivery process and maintaining accountability for the package.

Other options do not fully encompass the necessary procedures; simply requiring a signature or just a scan does not ensure that the recipient is verified, and not requiring any action would not adequately protect the delivery process.