When you include **Delivery Confirmation ** service (not to be confused by certified or return receipt, etc.) with a First Class letter, is the recipient told it’s a DC letter by the carrier at the point of delivery? Or does he just include the letter with all the rest of the recipient’s regular mail?
The reason I ask is that I want to send a letter and know that it is delivered, but I don’t want to call attention to it. I’m afraid that the recipient might refuse delivery if the carrier rings the bell and says, “Hey Mrs. Jones, this is a Delivery Confirmation letter. *Do you want to accept it?” *
Now I realize that the recipient will figure out that the letter was tracked when she picks up her mail – I think there is a sticker that goes on DC letters – but that’s okay.
(I checked the USPS website and it did not cover this question.)