David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
What does 'destinatario assente' mean?
'Destinatario assente' means SDA attempted delivery but no one was available to receive the parcel. The shipment typically moves 'in giacenza' afterward, and within a few working days of the first attempt you can request a free redelivery or hold it at an SDA branch for pickup.
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