UPS packages that require a signature include:
1. Adult Signature Required: This service is used for packages containing alcohol, tobacco, or other age-restricted items. The recipient must be at least 21 years old and provide a valid ID to sign for the package.
2. Signature Required: This service is used for high-value items or packages that require extra security. The recipient must sign for the package in person.
3. UPS My Choice® Delivery Change: This service allows the recipient to choose to sign for the package in person or authorize UPS to leave the package at a designated location without a signature.
4. UPS Access Point®: This service allows the recipient to pick up the package at a UPS Access Point location instead of having it delivered to their home or office. The recipient must provide a valid ID to pick up the package.
Overall, UPS packages that require a signature are typically those that contain valuable or age-restricted items, or those that require extra security measures.
1. What types of UPS packages require a signature upon delivery?
– UPS packages that require a signature include those with a declared value of $500 or more, those with a “signature required” service option selected by the sender, and those that are sent to certain UPS Access Point locations.
2. Can I waive the signature requirement for my UPS package?
– Yes, you can waive the signature requirement for your UPS package by signing up for UPS My Choice and selecting the “Leave at My Door” option for eligible packages. However, this option may not be available for all packages and may depend on the sender’s preferences.
3. What happens if I’m not available to sign for my UPS package?
– If you’re not available to sign for your UPS package, the driver may attempt to deliver it to a neighbor or leave a notice with instructions for how to pick up the package at a UPS location. Alternatively, you can use UPS My Choice to redirect the package to a different address or reschedule the delivery for a more convenient time.