Which service provides evidence of delivery?

The service that provides evidence of delivery is the Return Receipt. This option not only confirms that the item was delivered, but it also shows the recipient's signature as proof. When customers request a Return Receipt, they receive a postcard or electronic notification that includes details such as the date and time of delivery, as well as the recipient's signature, which serves as tangible proof.

This service is particularly beneficial for items that require a higher level of security or for legal documents, as it offers assurance that the intended recipient has received the item. The Return Receipt is commonly used in conjunction with services such as Certified Mail or Registered Mail, enhancing the reliability of the delivery process.

Other options, while they also provide some forms of delivery confirmation, do not match the comprehensive verification provided by a Return Receipt. For instance, Delivery Confirmation simply provides information on whether the item has been delivered without the recipient's signature, while Signature Confirmation verifies that the item was received and provides the recipient's signature but lacks the same formal and documented response system as the Return Receipt.