How to track a USPS order, get updates on your expected delivery, and find a missing package
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Abigail Abesamis Demarest
Sep 18, 2020, 00:56 IST
It's easy to track and check the status of your USPS delivery.franckreporter/Getty Images
You can track any USPS order directly on the USPS website to find out exactly when your package will arrive.
On the tracking page, you'll find detailed information on where your package has been picked up and scanned.
For missing or delayed packages, there are online forms you can fill out which are forwarded to your local Post Office.
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For orders being delivered through the United States Postal Service, or USPS, you can track your package directly on their website. You can also manage incoming packages and file a missing mail search request if you think your package has been lost or delayed. Here's how it's done.
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3. Enter your tracking number in the box under "Track Your Package," then click the search icon or press Enter.
Under "Track & Manage," type in your tracking number.Abigail Abesamis Demarest/Business Insider
4. Check the status of your package. Here, you can check out the Tracking History for a detailed view on where your package has been picked up and scanned.
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You can view a detailed history of your package's delivery process.Abigail Abesamis Demarest/Business Insider
How to track a USPS order using Informed Delivery
Signing up for Informed Delivery, a free and optional notification feature provided by USPS, allows you to digitally preview your letters and manage incoming packages all on one dashboard (and without having to type in individual tracking numbers for multiple packages).
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