Courier (local).

FEDEX non-local.

Fedex...you get tracking with all their products...ground is still next day with tracking in the pa/de/nj/ny and parts of va area....best value out there. they havent lost one yet...(knock on wood)...plus if going to a business they auto get signature no extra fee..

I usually do USPS priority or certified. They have tracking. -Kasey

I am glad that this is a thing of the past.

Well I was married to USPS and it would have been treasonous to NOT use them since they are paying for my retirement . . . but unfortunately if you really truly absolutely want it there overnight you need to FedEx it.
ExpressMail will NOT guarantee overnight delivery.
If you're sending where it probably will get there overnight anyway like us to Vegas . . . you can just send Priority Mail and get signature confirmation.
All 3 have tracking.

Depends on where they're going.  If local enough, I'll have a title rep deliver them.  If too far out for that, UPS/FedEx... anything that can be tracked.  No need for insurance, that's only for items of value (there is a basic level of insurance, IIRC).  I can send the tracking number to the other party if needed.

Either UPS or Fedex.  I want to be able to track them on line and be able to call and talk to someone if there's a problem.  If they are local I use messager/courier or I can be the courier.

FedEx.

documenys typically USPS, certified when necessary, overnight FEDEX.

We like FedEx.  They also have an early morning delivery 7:30AM.  When we used to press checks on brochures with a high end printing firm in Boston, they used to FedEx a press copy for us to review, make changes and approve. The digital is good, but not as good as the actual.  We would send it back that way to them.  A

When necessary I typically use FedEx. Usually it's overnight. Every now and then I have an out of area client with no email

I like FedEx, but my office uses UPS. And when the office is paying, they get to choose the provider.

It used to be FedEx all the way but USPS has a menu like a smorgasbord that captures any need.

I never send, but often receive all of the above.

I have a couple customers who don't use computers.  (It's odd, I know.  And they did this by design.)  Fed Ex has been good for me.  I've also had good success with USPS.  I stay away from Fed Ex Ground because it is much slower.

I virtually never send such documents and rarely receive.  So I have no preference... when I need such a service it depends on what I need and who can "deliver" at the most economic cost. I never need to sign at my end... packages can be left on my front porch where no one will touch them.

We own stock in UPS so ...

I have not had to send actual paperwork in years.  Everything gets done electronically this days. 

USPS.  Never an issue and I don't have to leave home.  My mail carrier will pick up and deliver my receipt the next day.  I have a fabulous mail carrier.

FedEx

Post office is most convenient for me and so far I haven't had any problems using them.

Any will work for me.

I use USPS. Download the USPS Mobile app (free, of course). You can check prices, schedule a pick-up, Click-N-Ship, get ZIP codes, track a package, buy stamps.

You can also hold mail for when you are away. And change your address.

Check this out: sign up for Informed Delivery and get an email each day with digital photos of the incoming mail envelopes so you can see what will be coming each day.

I will always use Fed Ex.... I usually do not require a signature, unless there's a good reason to do that....

I use Fed EX ... and I always have a return receipt.

I prefer FedEx but will use UPS and USPS as needed with tracking.

Pony Express 

I don't send valuables by UPS the delivery guy used his scanner on a pick up and stole the box. I had no paper receipt. 

USPS does insure, they aren't convenient as there is a line BUT I also had an Iphone stolen from the post office (employees who stole hundreds of white boxes- kinda blame Apple for sending obvious box) employees did time. Didn't get paid on the claim

I use a messenger company - Eclipse who are great and cheap

Fed Ex guy is cute and stops in asking for pick ups -

Usually fedex....but typically title companies do all this for us.

I use Federal Express.  I have a corporate account and the FedEx store is less than 2 miles from my office. Always overnight. Always get tracking. Signature required - depends. 

Prefer FedX over others. Do send certified mail with receipt thru email. That's saved my butt a few times.

I use FedEx and if really important I request a signature.

Habitual FedEx user.

Fed ex is the one I trust the most.

Fed-ex and where there is volume the title companies offer messengers

We usually use Fed Ex here in Denver.

It depends on who, what, and where!

Depends.

Depends on how important and how far away distant mostly FedEx within 50 miles and very important a private courier freqently pickup in the morning and proof of delivery before close of business that day.

If needed, FedEx, but for years now, we just scan and send them via DigiSign, or DocuSign.

FedEx with signature.

Really does not matter, but I think UPS or Fedex are likely preferred...

FedEx and USPS are literally tied for first 

I would use either Fed-Ex or UPS and would require a signature and confirmation of delivery.

I like USPS priority over night aor 2nd, day, it is more conbenient and less than the other 2

Fred Griffin - FedEx with tracking is the best.

I go along with Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, ePRO, CRS, RCS-D 

Fed/Ex