Track USPS International Package

Our USPS tracking tool allows you to track your United States Postal Service packages easily. All you need to do is enter the tracking number of the package into the provided space and click on the button to get started. Our tool will be able to inform you whether the package is in transit, out for delivery, or delivered.

How to Track Your USPS Package Online?

1- Track My Package

2- Official Website of USPS

How to Track USPS Parcels with Track My Package

Here are the steps needed to track your USPS parcels on our platform.

First, open up the USPS package tracking page on Track My Package
Click on the large input space provided on the center of the screen
Paste the USPS tracking number into the input space
To track more than one package, enter the tracking numbers on different lines
Click on the “Track Now” button to start the process

Once the process starts, wait for a few seconds, and then you will be directed to a different screen where the tracking info will be mentioned.

How to Track USPS Parcels with the Official Website

Here is how you can track your USPS packages using the official website.

Open the official USPS website at this URL: Official Website of USPS
Enter your tracking number into the field provided on the landing page
Click on the search button to start the tracking process

If you’re using Google to look up USPS’s official tracking tool, there is even a mini-tool embedded in the SERPs that you can use. Here is what it looks like:

This mini tool will quickly show you the status of the package without giving you the details. To get all the details, you need to open the actual page.

Understanding the Different USPS Tracking Status

Here are the statuses that you can find when tracking your USPS package using our online USPS global tracking tool.

Delhivery Tracking Status	What It Indicates
Shipping Label Created, USPS Awaiting Item:	This means that the package has been booked with USPS, and a shipping label has been created for it. But the package is yet to be received by the company.
Arrived Shipping Partner Facility, USPS Awaiting Item:	This means that the package has arrived at the facility of the shipping partner but has not yet been handed over to USPS.
Departed Shipping Partner Facility, USPS Awaiting Item:	This means that the package has departed from the facility of the shipping partner but has not yet been handed over to USPS.
Arrived as USPS Regional Facility:	This status means that the package has arrived at a USPS regional facility.
Accepted at USPS Regional Destination Facility:	This means that the package has been accepted at the regional facility and is being processed to be transferred further.
Departed USPS Regional Facility:	This status means that the package has departed the USPS regional facility to be conveyed further in the delivery chain.
Arrived at USPS Facility:	This status means that the package is in the facility in the destination area.
Departed USPS Facility:	This status means that the package has left the facility in the destination region.
Arrived at Post Office:	his status means that the package has arrived at the local post office branch.
Out for Delivery:	This status means that the package is out for delivery and will be handed over to the recipient within the next delivery cycle.
Out for Delivery:	This status means that the package is out for delivery and will be handed over to the recipient within the next delivery cycle.
Delivered in/at Mailbox:	This status means that the package has been delivered to the mailbox of the recipient.

How Long Do USPS Packages Take to Deliver?

Here is a list showing the average times taken by USPS to deliver packages using the different services:

Priority Mail Express – Next-day delivery
Priority Mail – Delivered within 1 to 3 business days
Priority Mail Flat Rate – Arrives in 1 to 3 business days
Priority Mail Regional Rate – Estimated delivery in 1 to 3 business days
First-Class Package Service – Typically reaches destination in 1 to 3 business days
Parcel Select – Takes 2 to 8 business days for delivery
USPS Retail Ground – Delivery time ranges from 2 to 8 business days
First-Class Mail – Letters – Usually arrives in 1 to 3 business days
First-Class Mail – Large Envelopes – Expected in 1 to 3 business days

What is USPS? Is it a Courier Company?

USPS stands for United States Postal Service. It is the official postal service used within the USA. It is used by individuals and companies to send packages and parcels within the country as well as to more than 180 different nations worldwide.

USPS is different from normal courier and shipping companies because it is affiliated with the federal government. It is not a federal agency itself, but it is attached to the federal government as an independent organization. This makes it different from private courier companies such as UPS and DHL.

Nevertheless, for the most part, it can be understood as a courier company as it helps customers send packages from one place to another. Everyone can use it.

Can USPS Packages Get Stuck in Customs?

Yes, USPS packages can get stuck in customs for various reasons. Depending on the country that you’re shipping to, the parcel may be held at customs for the following reasons:

It may need to have a duty/tax paid on it before proceeding
The document details may have been incorrectly entered
The items being shipped could be in violation of the import laws of the destination country

You can easily find out if your package is stuck in customs by checking the tracking info or by contacting the postal service directly.

How to Get in Touch with USPS Customer Care?

Here are the contact details that you can use to get in touch with USPS and inquire about your parcels if needed.

Call: 1-800-ASK-USPS® (1-800-275-8777)
Email: https://emailus.usps.com/s/

FAQs

What does the USPS tracking number look like?

There are different formats that are followed by USPS parcel tracking numbers. One of the most common formats includes 20 numerical digits, such as 1234 5678 9123 4567 7891. In some numbers, you will find 13 digits consisting of 9 numbers and four alphabetical letters.

Where can I find the tracking number for my USPS consignment?

You can find the tracking number for your USPS consignment on the sales or mailing receipt. You can also find it in the order details if the parcel you’re expecting is something you’ve purchased online.

What should I do if my tracking number is not working?

Make sure that the tracking number is being correctly entered. Since there are 20 digits in some USPS tracking numbers, it is easy to make a mistake when entering them. If the number is perfectly accurate but the details are still not provided, there could be an issue with the consignment or with the database. In those cases, you can simply get in touch with the agency and let them know the problem you’re facing.

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