How to track registered mail

Tracking registered mail is an important step to ensure that your mail is delivered safely and efficiently. Here are the general steps to track registered mail:

Method 1: Online Tracking

1. Go to the website of your local postal service (e.g. USPS, Canada Post, Royal Mail, etc.).
2. Enter the tracking number or reference number provided by the postal service.
3. Click on the "Track" or "Check Status" button.
4. The website will display the current status of your registered mail, including the delivery date, location, and any updates.

Method 2: Contact the Postal Service

1. Visit your local post office or contact the postal service's customer service department.
2. Provide the tracking number or reference number to the postal service representative.
3. They will be able to check the status of your registered mail and provide you with updates.

Method 3: Use a Tracking App

1. Download a tracking app (e.g. Track USPS, Track Canada Post, etc.) on your mobile device.
2. Enter the tracking number or reference number in the app.
3. The app will track the status of your registered mail and provide you with updates.

Tips

• Make sure to keep a record of the tracking number or reference number, as you will need it to track your registered mail.
• Registered mail is typically tracked more closely than regular mail, but it's still possible for it to get lost or delayed. If you're concerned about the status of your registered mail, you can contact the postal service or visit your local post office.
• Some postal services may offer additional tracking features, such as real-time tracking or delivery confirmation. Check with your local postal service to see what options are available.

Common Tracking Numbers

• USPS (United States Postal Service): The tracking number typically starts with "9400" or "9401".
• Canada Post: The tracking number typically starts with "CA" or "R".
• Royal Mail (UK): The tracking number typically starts with "RW" or "RS".

Remember to always check the tracking number or reference number provided by the postal service to ensure that your registered mail is tracked correctly.