If a Ledger is received from a shared order, the check should focus on what arrives with the device. Package state, accessory list, first screen, and the handover note should be written as practical receiving information.
Record the package before the handover note
Photograph the package and write the date, model wording, and visible label area before adding handover context. This keeps the record based on the item itself, not on memory or conversation.
Use an accessory list as the second layer
List cable, cards, inserts, and device as a separate accessory layer. The format in the Ledger accessory checklist is useful when the receiver was not the person who placed the order.
Add first screen after opening
After the package and accessories are recorded, power on the device and note the first screen. For a related unboxing sequence, use the Ledger unboxing notes.
Keep the handover note concise
The final note can include who received the package, when it was handed over, what accessories were present, and what the first screen showed. If setup later pauses, the setup continuation guide helps describe the device state without storing private setup details.
