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I find this very confusing. I don't live in the United States. Here, if the package delivery service can't find you at home, they don't leave it at your door; they take it with them and notify you that the package could not be delivered.That's all and well under the consideration that there will be someone there to monitor the package...wich would also imply that same someone could receive the package and sign it like a normal mail service. In some countries a package can only be considered delivered if there's a way to safely put it inside the residence of the adress or if there's someone willing to put trackable info in case mail theft is reported
Then you have the option of a second delivery attempt, and if that fails, you have to pay a fee for a third attempt or pick it up at the local depot.