How to track a mailed package

There are several ways to track a mailed package:

1. Use the tracking number: Most shipping carriers, such as USPS, UPS, and FedEx, provide a tracking number on the shipping label. You can use this number to track the package on the carrier's website or through their mobile app.
2. Check the carrier's website: Visit the website of the shipping carrier used to send the package and enter the tracking number in the "Track a Package" or "Track Your Shipment" section.
3. Use a package tracking website: There are several third-party websites that allow you to track packages from multiple carriers, such as:
   • USPS Tracking: usps.com/tracking
   • UPS Tracking: ups.com/tracking
   • FedEx Tracking: fedex.com/tracking
   • PackageRadar: packageradar.com
   • ShipStation: shipstation.com/tracking
4. Mobile apps: Many carriers have mobile apps that allow you to track packages on the go. For example:
   • USPS Mobile: usps.com/mobile
   • UPS Mobile: ups.com/mobile
   • FedEx Mobile: fedex.com/mobile
5. Contact the carrier: If you're having trouble tracking your package, you can contact the carrier directly and provide them with the tracking number. They can help you locate the package and provide updates on its status.
6. Check with the sender: If you're unable to track the package through the carrier's website or app, you can contact the sender and ask them to provide you with the tracking information.

Some additional tips to keep in mind:

• Make sure to enter the tracking number correctly, as typos can cause errors.
• Tracking information may not be available immediately after the package is shipped. It may take a few hours or even days for the carrier to update the tracking information.
• Some carriers may not provide tracking information for packages that are shipped internationally or to remote areas.
• If you're tracking a package that is being shipped to a business, the tracking information may only be available to the recipient's company.

By following these steps, you should be able to track your mailed package and stay up-to-date on its status.