Question 1

I was home but still received a failed delivery notice in the letterbox. How can I file a complaint?

Accepted Answer

When delivering registered mail and parcels, our postmen are required to ring the doorbell and wait a minimal time. Unfortunately, you might find a failed delivery notice in your letterbox even though you were home. You can file a complaint about this. Keep your failed delivery notice handy because you will need it to compete the form.

Question 2

How do I give a postal mandate to someone so they can accept my registered mail?

Accepted Answer

You can give a postal mandate to someone (18 and older) using the postal mandate form. To do this you must:download, complete and sign the postal mandate formgive a copy of both sides of your ID card to the postal proxyWhen the postman comes around, your postal proxy will be asked to show the following documents:his/her own ID cardthe completed mandate formthe copy of both sides of your ID card

Question 3

How can someone else pick my registered mail?

Accepted Answer

You must first give a postal mandate to someone (18 and older). (He or she becomes your proxy) You do this as follows:Complete the back of the failed delivery notice and sign it.Give it to your proxy together with a copy of both sides of your ID card.Your proxy shows the following at the counter:his own ID cardthe completed and signed failed delivery noticethe copy of your ID card

Question 4

I can only pick up my registered mail after the last date on the failed delivery notice. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

In this case, you have two possibilities:Either you give a postal mandate form to someone (18 and older) to pick up the registered mail in your placeOr you have the Forwarding Department at bpost keep your mail until you return.

Question 5

I didn't receive a failed delivery notice in my letterbox, what should I do?

Accepted Answer

You can also pick up your registered mail by showing the barcode or mailing number. Don't forget to bring your ID card. Let us know if your postman didn't leave a failed delivery notice so that we can improve our services.

Question 6

What happens to my registered mail if the addressee is not home?

Accepted Answer

If the addressee is not home, a failed delivery notice is left in the letterbox. The addressee can use this to pick up the item in the Post Office or Post Point mentioned on the failed delivery notice; the item must be collected within 15 calendar days.If the addressee does not pick up your mail within 15 calendar days, it will be sent back to you. Make sure that your name and address are clearly written on the item.

Question 7

Who can accept registered mail?

Accepted Answer

Only the addressee(s) or those with a postal mandate from the addressee(s) can accept registered mail. The item is only delivered after signing for receipt and checking the ID card of the addressee(s) or postal proxy. The sender determines who the item must be handed over to.&nbsp;

Question 8

I was home but still received a failed delivery notice. How is that possible?

Accepted Answer

When delivering registered mail, our postmen are required to ring the doorbell and wait a minimal time. Unfortunately, you might find a failed delivery notice in your letterbox even though you were home.Have you checked whether your doorbell is working properly? If your doorbell is in perfect working order then your postman did not do his/her job properly. We offer our sincere apologies for this.Let us know what happened.

Question 9

How do I receive registered mail?

Accepted Answer

To receive registered mail, you only have to show your ID card. If you accept registered mail for someone else, you must also present a postal mandate.

Question 10

How long will my registered mail remain available after receiving a failed delivery notice?

Accepted Answer

Your registered mail remains available in the designated Post Point or Post Office for 15 calendar days. A judicial letter remains available for 8 days.

Question 11

Can I pick up my registered mail right away?

Accepted Answer

Your registered mail is available as from the date and time mentioned on the failed delivery notice. You cannot pick up your registered mail earlier.

Question 12

Can someone else accept my registered mail?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you must first give a postal mandate to someone (18 and older).

Question 13

What if I am not home when the postman comes around with registered mail?

Accepted Answer

If you are not home, the postman will leave a notice of absence in your letterbox. This document clearly indicates:where you can pick up your mailthe dates and times when you can pick up your mail

Question 14

Where can I pick up the registered mail if I will not be home during delivery?

Accepted Answer

If you are not home, the postman will leave a failed delivery notice. This document clearly indicates where you can pick up your registered mail and the dates and times when. You can also give a postal mandate to someone (18 and older) to pick up the registered mail in your place.

Question 15

What do I need to pick up my registered mail?

Accepted Answer

To pick up your registered mail, you need following documents:the notice of absence from the postmanyour ID card

Question 16

Can't the postman keep the registered mail until I am home?

Accepted Answer

No, if you are not home, the postman will leave a failed delivery notice that indicates where and when you (or your proxy) can pick up your registered mail.

Question 17

Can I choose where my registered mail will be sent if I am not home?

Accepted Answer

As the recipient, you cannot choose where your registered mail will be delivered if you are not home. The registered mail goes to a Pick-up Point in your neighbourhood. The choice of the Pick-up Point depends on the available space, distance from your residence, etc.

Question 18

Where must I pick up the registered mail?

Accepted Answer

Pick up your registered mail in the Post Office or Post Point mentioned on your failed delivery notice.

Question 19

Can a minor receive registered mail?

Accepted Answer

A minor cannot sign for the receipt of registered mail. Only a parent (or someone with parental authority) can receive the registered mail on behalf of the minor. The recipient must be able to prove parental authority over the minor (e.g. via ID card, marriage certificate, court decision, etc.).

Question 20

How do I know who the sender of my registered mail is?

Accepted Answer

If you are not home, a failed delivery notice will be left in your letterbox. It contains all the information about your registered mail that we have received from the sender. You can also find this information via Track &amp; Trace.For registered mail, we generally do not receive digital information from the sender. If there is no sender on Track &amp; Trace or on your failed delivery notice, customer care cannot give you any extra information either.