The Illinois Certificate of Mailing is a document issued by the US Postal Service to certify that a specific mailing has been sent. It can be used to verify that a particular mailing has indeed been sent, and is especially useful for legal purposes. The Certificate of Mailing is issued in three forms: regular mail, certified mail, and registered mail. Regular mail provides proof that a mailing has been sent, but does not provide the recipient's signature of receipt. Certified mail provides the recipient's signature of receipt, while registered mail provides the recipient's signature of receipt and provides proof that the mailing was delivered to the correct address. All types of Illinois Certificate of Mailing may be purchased at any post office in the state.
The Illinois Certificate of Mailing is a document issued by the US Postal Service to certify that a specific mailing has been sent. It can be used to verify that a particular mailing has indeed been sent, and is especially useful for legal purposes. The Certificate of Mailing is issued in three forms: regular mail, certified mail, and registered mail. Regular mail provides proof that a mailing has been sent, but does not provide the recipient's signature of receipt. Certified mail provides the recipient's signature of receipt, while registered mail provides the recipient's signature of receipt and provides proof that the mailing was delivered to the correct address. All types of Illinois Certificate of Mailing may be purchased at any post office in the state.
