How to Track USPS (United States Postal Service)

Along with the official USPS website, Track365 is a reliable third-party platform for tracking USPS packages, offering the fastest way to monitor your shipments in real-time. Below is a full guide to tracking your USPS packages using Track365 and other additional methods.

Track USPS Packages with Track365

To track your USPS packages with Track365. Follow these steps:

Enter Your Tracking Number: Enter your USPS tracking number in the field above.
Click "Track": Hit the "Track Package" button to view the current status of your package, including its last known location and estimated delivery date.
Review Tracking Information: After a brief moment, Track365 will display real-time updates about your package’s journey, including detailed logistics data.

Track USPS Packages on the Official USPS Website

In addition to Track365, you can track USPS packages through official USPS channels:

Visit Official Site: Go to the USPS Tracking Page or directly to tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction_input
Input Number: Enter your tracking number (up to 35 numbers, separated by commas).
Click Track: Click the "Track" button to view the status of your package.

Track USPS Packages via the USPS Mobile App

Download the USPS Mobile app from the iOS App Store or Google Play Store (USPS Android or USPS iOS)
Enter your tracking number or scan the barcode directly through the app.
Tap the "Track" button to check the status.

Track USPS Packages via Text Tracking

Text your tracking number to 28777 (2USPS).
Receive real-time updates via SMS, including delivery status and notifications for delivery attempts.

Track USPS Packages by Phone

Call USPS Customer Service at 1-800-222-1811 for domestic and international tracking inquiries.
Provide your tracking number to receive updates on your package’s status.

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM–8:30 PM ET; Saturday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM ET.

USPS Tracking Number Formats

USPS tracking numbers typically consist of 20–22 digits or a combination of letters and numbers. Below are examples of tracking number formats for various USPS services:

USPS Tracking (First Class Package): 9401 5125 8912 4127 1539 27
Priority Mail: 9205 6193 1872 9849 8919 38
Priority Mail Express: EE 731 812 918 US
Priority Mail International: CP 000 000 000 US
Global Express Guaranteed: 82 457 341 90
Certified Mail: 9407 3000 0000 0000 0000 00
Signature Confirmation: 9202 1000 0000 0000 0000 00

Where to Find Your USPS Tracking Number

You can locate your tracking number in the following places:

Post Office shipping receipt
Sales receipt (if you purchased insurance)
Email confirmation from USPS.com or an online retailer
The peel-off section of your USPS Tracking label
The back of the orange slip was left after a missed delivery

If you’ve lost your tracking number, check your email, online account (e.g., USPS.com or retailer’s website), or contact the sender for assistance.

USPS Delivery Times

USPS delivery times vary based on the service used and the sender’s and receiver’s locations. Below is a summary of estimated delivery times:

Domestic Delivery Times

Priority Mail Express: 1–2 days (guaranteed by 6:00 PM)
Priority Mail: 1–3 days
First Class Mail: 1–5 days
First Class Package Service: 2–5 days
USPS Retail Ground: 2–5 days
Media Mail: 2–8 days

International Delivery Times

Global Express Guaranteed: 1–3 business days
Priority Mail Express International: 3–5 business days
Priority Mail International: 6–10 business days
First Class Package International: 7–21 days (varies by destination)

Note: Delivery times are not guaranteed for most services, except Priority Mail Express. Remote areas or customs delays may extend delivery times.

USPS Tracking Statuses

Here are common USPS tracking statuses and their meanings:

Shipping Label Created, USPS Awaiting Item: The label has been created, but USPS has not yet received the package.
Arrived at USPS Facility: The package has reached a USPS processing facility.
In Transit to Next Facility: The package is en route to another facility.
Out for Delivery: The package is being delivered today.
Delivered: The package has been delivered to the recipient’s mailbox or designated location.
Insufficient Address/No Such Number: The package is being returned due to an incorrect or incomplete address.
Notice Left (No Authorized Recipient Available): A signature was required, but no one was available; redelivery or pickup options are available.
Alert: Indicates a delay due to issues like weather, address errors, or other disruptions.

What to Do if Your USPS Package Is Lost

If your package hasn’t arrived within 7 business days, follow these steps:

Check the Current Status: Use Track365 or the USPS Tracking page to verify the package’s status.
Submit an Online Help Request: File a Missing Mail Search Request on the USPS website.
Contact Your Local Post Office: Visit or call your local post office for assistance in locating your package.
File an Insurance Claim (if applicable): If your package was insured (e.g., Priority Mail includes $50–$100 insurance), file a claim through the USPS website.

USPS Shipping Services

USPS offers a range of domestic and international shipping services, most of which include tracking:

Priority Mail: 1–3 days, with tracking and $50–$100 insurance.
Priority Mail Express: 1–2 days, guaranteed with tracking and up to $100 insurance.
First Class Package Service: 2–5 days, with tracking for packages.
USPS Retail Ground: 2–5 days, with tracking for oversized packages.
Media Mail: 2–8 days, with limited tracking.
First Class Mail International: 7–21 days, tracking not available for letters and flats.
Priority Mail International: 6–10 days, with tracking for most destinations.
Priority Mail Express International: 3–5 days, with tracking and up to $200 insurance.
Global Express Guaranteed: 1–3 days, with tracking and $100 insurance.

USPS Informed Delivery

USPS Informed Delivery is a free service that allows users to preview their mail and manage packages digitally. Users can:

View grayscale images of incoming mail for up to 7 days.
Track packages and take action (e.g., schedule redelivery) for 15 days after delivery.
Sign up at informeddelivery.usps.com.

Sunday and Saturday Deliveries

Saturday Deliveries: USPS delivers Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express, and some First Class Mail packages on Saturdays.
Sunday Deliveries: Limited to Priority Mail Express and Amazon packages, primarily in urban areas.

Contact USPS Customer Service

For further assistance, contact USPS:

General Inquiries: 1-800-275-8777
Tracking Inquiries: 1-800-222-1811
Technical Support: 1-800-344-7779
Email: webtools@usps.gov
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–8:30 PM ET; Saturday, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM ET

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