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Endorsement
Mail for which restricted delivery service is requested,
must be endorsed “RESTRICTED DELIVERY.” The
endorsement must be placed above the delivery address
and to the right of the return address. See figure 5-13.
Q5-1.
What service does certified mail provide?
Q5-2.
At what class of mail must postage be paid
before an article can be sent as certified mail?
Q5-3.
What is the maximum amount of insurance, if
any, that can be purchased for certified mail?
Q5-4.
PS Form 3800 should be prepared when
certified mail service is provided? (True/False)
Q5-5.
What benefit of service does postal insurance
provide?
Q5-6.
As a general rule, any parcel that is mailable
should be insurable. (True/False)
Q5-7.
What publication should you refer to find the
maximum amount of indemnity for which an
article in the domestic postal system can be
insured?
Q5-8.
What PS form is issued to the customer for
unnumbered insured mail?
Q5-9.
What PS form is issued to the customer for
numbered insured mail?
Q5-10. A postal patron desires proof of mailing of an
article in the mails but does not want the
article to be sent registered, insured, or
certified. With what service should this patron
be provided?
Q5-11. Return receipt for merchandise can be used
with what classes of mail?
Q5-12. Where is the endorsement RESTRICTED
DELIVERY placed on an article to be mailed?
Now turn to appendix 1 to check your answers.
CHECKLIST FOR SPECIAL SERVICES
The following information is provided for assisting
you in understanding the procedures for handling
domestic special services. See table 5-1 (next page).
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MS FRANNIE FLAGGLEMEYER
18 MADISON AVE
PHILADELPHIA PA 19153
PCSN JACK FROST
NETPDTC
9490 SAUFLEY FIELD RD
PENSACOLA FL 32509
PCf0513
RESTRICTED DELIVERY
DATE
Figure 5-13. An example of proper placement of a Restricted Delivery endorsement.
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