Can anyone sign for a naps package?

[Spades Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Spades]

It doesn't have to be the person addressed to that signs for delivery right? Can my roommate sign for it?

I ask because I'm using a fake name on my naps order and am wondering if I can sign for it when delivered, or if worse, no one's home when they deliver and the post office holds onto it. When I go to pick it up, do I have to show ID for the person addressed to? Or is the slip alone sufficient?

[deladude Member Find all posts View Profile Close deladude]

u should be cool never had the mail man EVER ask for I.D. lol

[unionbrother Banned Find all posts View Profile Close unionbrother]

Any package delivered to you by the usps is the same. Weather its steroids or a teddy bear. If the sender requests signature to verify receipt of said then yes.

[graffix Banned Find all posts View Profile Close graffix]

Union brothers right, I wasn't home when my gear came and my lil brother signed 4 it. They juswana insure that u got the package and aren't tryn 2 scam then sayin u didn't get it. So u will b fine good luck

[Liquid Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Liquid]

Yes. Anyone can.

[dav1dg90 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close dav1dg90]

Yep bro you should be allset!!!! But next time I would use your real name just incase WU or MG makes a mistake or usps doesn't leave it and you will have to pick it up and for proof they will need to see your id. So i would really reccomend you consider using your real name next just to be safe bro!!!!

[Silver Back Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Silver Back]

I've never had to sign? Maybe it's because my mailman knows me. My packs are always left on the porch.

[sixteentons Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close sixteentons]

Yep, if you have to pick it up at the post office they want your I.D.

[LinoZ100 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close LinoZ100]

It doesn't have to be the person addressed to that signs for delivery right? Can my roommate sign for it?

I ask because I'm using a fake name on my naps order and am wondering if I can sign for it when delivered, or if worse, no one's home when they deliver and the post office holds onto it. When I go to pick it up, do I have to show ID for the person addressed to? Or is the slip alone sufficient?

Anyone can sign bro! As long as that person is physically there in the in the door, you're set. If it winds up at the PO office, yes, they will require you to show ID as proof and verification. I had the slip when I went to sign for my teddy bear and they still asked for some sort of ID coz they don't know who you are.