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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I track a USPS package?

Go to the USPS tracking page, enter your tracking number (starting with 9400, 9200, or 94), and click Track. You can also text your number to 28777 (2USPS) for SMS updates.

Why is my FedEx tracking not updating?

FedEx tracking updates may lag 24–48 hours after drop-off. If there's no update after 48 hours, read our FedEx tracking not updating guide for step-by-step fixes.

What does “In Transit” mean?

“In Transit” means your package is moving through the carrier’s network. It’s normal to see this status for 1–5 days on ground shipments. Express shipments with missed guaranteed dates may be eligible for a refund.

USPS says delivered but I have no package — what do I do?

Check around your home, with neighbors, and in any parcel locker. Then read our USPS delivered but missing guide for next steps including filing a Missing Mail claim.