What information is included in the return receipt for merchandise?

The return receipt for merchandise is primarily used to confirm the return process of items purchased. It typically includes essential information such as the date of delivery, ensuring that the return falls within any specified return window, and the recipient's name, which identifies who received the item. This information is vital for processing any returns and verifying that the item was indeed sent back to the seller or retailer.

Other details, like a date of purchase or item description, would be more relevant to the original transaction rather than the return process itself. Similarly, while tracking status and delivery method can be helpful in shipping logistics, they do not directly pertain to the return process documented on a return receipt. A sender’s address and signature might be part of other shipping documents but are not typically included on the return receipt, which focuses more on confirming the return transaction.