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recorded delivery

British  

noun

  1. a Post Office service by which an official record of posting and delivery is obtained for a letter or package Compare registered post

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He sent a burofax - sort of like a recorded delivery in the UK.

From BBC

It was sent first class and recorded delivery.

From BBC

A day and a half later, we received a package in the post, recorded delivery.

From BBC

"When House of Fraser told people to send in their gift cards, we recommended they photocopy them and send them recorded delivery, with proof of postage, so they have some evidence," said Mr French of Which?

From BBC

Some packages had been marked as recorded delivery.

From The Guardian