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pick up in person

To collect an item by going to the place where it is available and receiving it yourself, rather than having it delivered or collected by another person.

In plain English

The key idea is personal collection at the place where the item is kept. You go there yourself to receive it, rather than having it brought to you or collected by another person.

In context

Here, it indicates an option to collect the records by going to the office and receiving them yourself.

Situation
Managing records, consent forms, proxies, privacy, and information release
What it communicates
labels an option for collecting the records at the office.

Meaning limits

On its own, this term does not say whether the item is currently available or when it can be collected.

Examples

“Instead of waiting for the chair to be delivered, I picked it up in person at the warehouse.”

Core meaning

“If the records are urgent, you can pick them up in person at the office.”

In context