How to Track Your USPS Package

United States Postal Service provides reliable package tracking through their official website. To track your shipment, you need your tracking number — found in your shipping confirmation email, on your receipt, or in the sender's dispatch notification.

Step-by-Step: USPS Tracking

  1. Locate your USPS tracking number in your shipping confirmation email or receipt.
  2. Enter the tracking number in the box above and click "Track Now."
  3. You'll be redirected to the official United States Postal Service tracking page.
  4. View real-time status updates, delivery estimates, and transit history.

What Is a USPS Tracking Number?

A USPS tracking number is a unique identifier assigned to your package at the time of shipping. It allows you and the carrier to monitor the package's journey through the delivery network.

Example format: 9400111899223397910908

Common USPS Tracking Statuses

  • Label Created: Shipping label has been created but package not yet picked up.
  • In Transit: Package is moving through the carrier network.
  • Out for Delivery: Package is on the delivery vehicle and will arrive today.
  • Delivered: Package has been successfully delivered to the recipient.
  • Delivery Exception: An issue occurred — check the tracking page for details.

About United States Postal Service

America's national postal service. With extensive network coverage and advanced tracking technology, USPS provides customers with reliable visibility throughout the delivery process.

Visit the official website at https://www.usps.com for more information about shipping services, rates, and customer support.

Customer Support

If you have issues with your USPS shipment that tracking cannot resolve, contact USPS customer support directly: