What is required when deactivating a recall?

When deactivating a recall, having a receipt from the shop is essential because it serves as formal documentation verifying that the recalled item has been handled appropriately. This receipt provides proof that the product was returned or serviced in accordance with the recall process, ensuring that the company can track and verify the status of the recall.

This documentation helps maintain compliance with safety standards and accountability, allowing businesses to effectively manage their recalls and ensure that all necessary steps were taken to address the issue. It also protects the company legally by showing that they followed the proper protocol in addressing the recall situation.

Other options do not provide sufficient verification: verbal confirmations may lack a formal record, emails from customers would not constitute proof of compliance, and while documentation of the recall incident is important, it is the shop receipt that specifically confirms the recall was deactivated through proper channels.