A certified letter is guaranteed by the postal service to be delivered to the recipient. A form is filled out at the post office that contains the name of the sender and the person/place where the letter is sent. The sender receives a receipt and can request they be notified when delivery is made. When delivery is made the a person must sign for accepting the mail.
One that has to be signed for. Can be good or bad - but more often is bad. Go pick it up and find out.
If it's over something you owe, not picking it up doesn't let you off the hook and can end up causing you MORE problems
usually bad news. You may never know for sure unless you accept it. you are NOT required to do so. The delivery notice should show the sender.
It simply means whoever sent it wants/needs proof that they sent it and you got it.
It could be good. It could be bad. Whatever it is, it's either important or someone is trying to get your attention.
a certified letter is just one that the sender pays extra to establish that the letter was received. It has to be signed for by the recipient. Usually it has to with something legal as in contracts or a summons..
I didn't send it ,so I don't know. but you have a 50% chance it's good and a 50% chance it's bad. so chin up.
a certified letter means you have to sign for it.
it's designed to prove you have received it . . you may have won a prize . . or . . your past and creditors have caught up to you . . if you are responsible . . it's probably ok . . if you have a trail of people/companies you have screwed ver . . well . . .don't pick it up unless you plan to pay. . . good luck
