does the united states postal service have a written policy that its letter carriers cannot knock on the door of a home or business to deliver mail if the home or business does not have a mail drop box or slot for the delivery of mail?
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The postal service requires anyone who wishes home delivery to have an approved recepticle in which the mail can be deposited. While there may not be a policy preventing a carrier from knocking on the door and waiting for you to receive your mail, he is, absolutely, under no obligation to do so. Carriers (UPS included) are alloted a tight schedule in order to complete their deliveries and cannot provide special treatment if it slows them down.
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