How much is the parcel kept in the mail
How much is the parcel kept in the mail
In the post office of the "Post of Russia" the parcel will bestored within 30 days of its arrival. Once the departure arrives at the office, the staff immediately issues a notification to the addressee. After 5 days, a secondary notice is sent. If the addressee does not appear, the parcel is sent back, the sender must pay all the additional costs.
Rules for receiving parcels and delivering notices
The work of the "Post of Russia" is regulated by the "Rules"provision of postal services ". According to them, in order to receive the parcel, you need to produce a document proving the identity. Then the addressee must fill out a receipt, where it is necessary to indicate their data and the address of actual residence, if it does not coincide with the address of registration. The postal item must be weighed. If everything is in order, the addressee can pick up the parcel. Parcels are not delivered to the house. Instead, a special section comes off the accompanying form, which is called a notice. It is signed in the liaison office, and then the postal workers distribute such notices, leaving them in the cells of the mailboxes, in the mailboxes or in the mailboxes at the addresses to which the parcels were sent. Rules for storing parcels
Storage of a postal item in a liaison officeis carried out within one month (30 calendar days). If for the entire period of time the addressee for the package did not appear, then it is sent back. The sender must receive it, paying the additional costs associated with the re-shipment. In case he refuses to pick up the parcel and pay additional expenses, it temporarily goes to the list of unclaimed postal items and for some time is still kept in the liaison office or elsewhere (depending on the size of the parcel, its contents, if known, and others factors). If the addressee is not behind the sending after the secondary notice, then the post office can start charging penalties. In this case, there is a rule that this notice must be handed personally to the addressee, and also signed by him. In practice, a secondary notification is usually simply dropped into the mailbox. At present, many post offices of the "Post of Russia" have stopped charging penalties.Rules for receiving parcels
If the parcel contains an inventory, upon deliverythe address is opened and checked in the presence of the addressee and the branch employee. The addressee may refuse to open and verify, then a special note is made on the address form accompanying the dispatch. In the event that the opened parcel contains not all that is indicated in the inventory, and also if the consignment is damaged or damaged, an act under form 51-в is drawn up. It is signed by the head of the liaison office. A total of 4 copies of the act are compiled. The first is handed to the addressee, the second is sent to the place where the parcel was accepted, the third, to the director of the transit mail facility, from where the parcel came to the liaison office. A case is prepared for this shipment, and a fourth copy is filed. If the parcel has a cash payment, then, before paying for its receipt, the addressee has the right to ask who sent it and from where.
