Certified Mail
/ˈsɜrtɪfaɪd meɪl/
Definitions
- (n.) A postal service offering proof of mailing and delivery, often used for legally significant documents requiring evidence of receipt.
The lawyer sent the contract through certified mail to ensure a delivery record.
Forms
- certified mail
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Commentary
Certified mail is often required in legal procedures to prove that documents were sent and received, minimizing disputes over notice.
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