A pink highlighted line indicates the address is not recognized but still has an OP-201 form attached. Which option is attached?

A pink highlighted line indicates the address is not recognized but still has an OP-201 form attached. Which option is attached?

• A. Leave-at form
• B. OP-201 form
• C. Delivery notice
• D. Signature form

Answer: (B)

When an address line turns pink, it means the system can’t recognize that address. In that situation, the workflow attaches a form specifically used for address verification or correction, which is the OP-201 form. So the presence of the OP-201 form attached to that line is the expected, correct pairing for an unrecognized address. The other forms are tied to different situations: a leave-at form is used when you’re allowed to leave a package, a delivery notice appears after a delivery attempt, and a signature form appears when a signature is required or has been obtained. None of those scenarios match an unrecognized address, so they wouldn’t be the form attached here.

When an address line turns pink, it means the system can’t recognize that address. In that situation, the workflow attaches a form specifically used for address verification or correction, which is the OP-201 form. So the presence of the OP-201 form attached to that line is the expected, correct pairing for an unrecognized address.

The other forms are tied to different situations: a leave-at form is used when you’re allowed to leave a package, a delivery notice appears after a delivery attempt, and a signature form appears when a signature is required or has been obtained. None of those scenarios match an unrecognized address, so they wouldn’t be the form attached here.