License Question, responsible person
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Are you talking about signing for deliveries? If so I've never had a problem. My wife and Daughter have signed for deliveries before. I think UPS just requires womeone over 18 to sign.
Yes. I didn't know if they went as far as to not let someone else sign. Thanks! That answers that!
- Jan 31, 2009
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From what I've seen due to covid, none of the carriers are requiring signatures now, even if it says so.
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Responsible Person mainly comes into play for sole proprietor 001 FFL . When a sole proprietor suddenly dies/ becomes incapacitated ( think Lou45) , a designated Responsible Person could complete all the pending business , rather than everything being thrown into probate .
Ah. Thanks for the further clarification.
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