RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
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Coco
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RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
Hi All
First of all, do the spanish post office provide this service? If so has anyone had any trouble with this?
Are there any other companies that provide a courier service ?
What are the costs like?
Thanks
Scott
First of all, do the spanish post office provide this service? If so has anyone had any trouble with this?
Are there any other companies that provide a courier service ?
What are the costs like?
Thanks
Scott
#2
Re: RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
Definitely do - think it is called recibo but someone more intelligent will be along I am sure.
#3
Re: RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
Yes they do, you just fill in a form at the Correos. Courier service to where?
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Re: RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
There are full details on the Correos web site with rates etc.
I have just sent two lots of legal documents back to the UK "Certificado" which is trackable both on the Correos site and then on Royal Mail's site, Both heavy envelopes €4 and €3 respectively.
There are higher rates if a signature is required.
I have just sent two lots of legal documents back to the UK "Certificado" which is trackable both on the Correos site and then on Royal Mail's site, Both heavy envelopes €4 and €3 respectively.
There are higher rates if a signature is required.
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Re: RECORDED DELIVERY, POST
It's called 'certificado' and if you want to be notified that the person to whom it was sent has signed for it you ask for 'acuso de recibo' See here:
http://www.correos.es/contenido/01P-...-CPostales.asp
http://www.correos.es/contenido/01P-...-CPostales.asp