As you can see, another person who works at McFarland did sign for the restricted mail. But since McFarland state hospital is only one day (2 hours by car) away and that it was also sent on the first day of the work week, there shouldn't have been any delay in Jordan Litvak receiving the time sensitive letter. If he would have had it in his hand, I would have had an opportunity to actually intervene in my moms situation.
Mr. Litvak claims that he just received my letter, two weeks after i sent it.
But I Googled the 614, this is what I got back. Not sure what rule book they were referencing, but I got a rule of my own now.
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| Kay Grover - consumer affairs associate. for the USPS in ST. Louis |
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