NOUN
- mail that is registered by the post office when sent in order to assure safe delivery
How To Use registered mail In A Sentence
- record is made of `registered mail' at each point on its route to assure safe delivery
- City Clerk Kathy Detrick has notified him via registered mail that his campaign may be in violation of Arizona campaign finance law.
- In cases where parcels or registered mail were returned to post offices, he said that up to now a free service had been provided by completing the paperwork for people calling to the office to collect that post.
- Paid 300 yuan less, buyer pays postage; registered mail, special to EMS.
- That logbook is kept for all foreign packages, as Correos de México treats them all as a sort of registered mail (and has you sign a receipt showing you picked it up), whether duty is owed or not, particularly the USPS International Priority Mail flat-rate envelopes and boxes. USPS Priority mail flat/ rate packages
- The checks, totaling more than $22,000, came back, uncashed, by registered mail in late June.
- I sent my application by registered mail.
- He asked his mother to send it by registered mail.
- In my mailbox an ominous yellow slip announces a piece of registered mail awaiting my signature at the post office.
- Upon the transfer of such complaint to said board the clerk of said board shall send notice by registered mail to the complain - ant that such complaint has been transferred, and the com - plainant shall, within ten days after receiving such notice, pay to said board the entry fee as required by section seven of said chapter fifty-eight A. Acts and resolves passed by the General Court