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Secure courier transport of original documents: packing & handovers

How to pack original documents securely, protect confidential content, and obtain documented handovers from recipients — practical advice for Swiss companies.

Quick answer

Pack original documents so they stay intact, private and easy to verify on delivery. Use sturdy envelopes or small boxes, protective inserts, opaque covers for sensitive pages, and a signed handover record from the recipient.

Why proper packing matters

Original documents can be legally or financially important. Damage, loss or unauthorized viewing causes risks. Good packing reduces moisture damage, creases and unwanted access during transit.

Step 1: Choose the right materials

Use sturdy mailing envelopes or small boxes. For single sheets choose padded envelopes with an inner board. For multiple documents use a flat box or document folder. Use acid‑free paper for archival material. Ensure the packaging prevents bending.

Step 2: Protect and shield contents

Place documents between stiff backing boards to avoid creasing. Put confidential pages in opaque sleeves. Do not print sensitive descriptions on the outside; include only required sender and recipient data.

Step 3: Tamper evidence and sealing

Use security adhesive strips or tamper‑evident labels that show any opening attempts. Reinforce edges with tape. For high sensitivity consider numbered tamper seals or destructible security tape.

Step 4: Accompanying papers and marking

Include an internal copy of the handover record or an internal tracking slip if needed. Keep external labelling minimal. Marking the parcel "original documents" on the outside is best avoided; handle such notes internally.

Step 5: Request and record a handover

Ask the recipient for a written receipt. A simple handover record lists date, time, recipient name, signature, number of documents and condition at receipt. For sensitive files request ID verification (passport or company badge) and record ID details in the form.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a signed handover for every shipment?

For legally relevant originals, always request a signed handover. It provides proof of delivery and the document condition at receipt.

How to document a phone handover?

Add date, time, caller name and identity details to the handover record. Follow up with an email containing the record and ask the recipient to confirm or sign digitally.

What extra measures for confidential data?

Use opaque sleeves, tamper‑evident seals and request ID checks at handover. Avoid visible references to the contents on the exterior.

Can I get an electronic delivery confirmation?

Yes. Many recipients sign digitally or confirm by email. Ensure the electronic confirmation includes identity details and a timestamp.

At a glance: Secure courier transport of original documents: packing & handovers

Key points from this article. Follow the links to read each explanation.

Why proper packing matters Original documents can be legally or financially important. Read this section

Step 1: Choose the right materials Use sturdy mailing envelopes or small boxes. Read this section

Step 2: Protect and shield contents Place documents between stiff backing boards to avoid creasing. Read this section

Step 3: Tamper evidence and sealing Use security adhesive strips or tamper‑evident labels that show any opening attempts. Read this section

Step 5: Request and record a handover Ask the recipient for a written receipt. Read this section