Which option describes the purpose of the Rubber Ink Stamp in USPS services?

Which option describes the purpose of the Rubber Ink Stamp in USPS services?

• A. Used for Restricted Delivery
• B. Used for Collect on Delivery
• C. Used for Certificate of Mailing
• D. Used to address mail to be received only by addressee or authorized agent

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is understanding how a Rubber Ink Stamp is used to control who can receive mail. This stamp signals that delivery is restricted to the addressee or an authorized agent, so the carrier must verify the recipient’s identity or have a designated person pick up the item. That direct purpose—ensuring only the addressee or someone authorized to receive on their behalf gets the mail—matches the described option. It’s different from Collect on Delivery, which is about payment, or Certificate of Mailing, which is proof you sent something, not who can receive it.