Royal mail tracing number
A Royal Mail Tracing Number (RMTN) is a unique reference number assigned to a parcel or package by Royal Mail, the UK's postal service. It's used to track the progress of a parcel and provide updates on its delivery status.
Here's how to find your Royal Mail Tracing Number:
- Check your parcel label: The RMTN is usually printed on the parcel label, along with the sender's and recipient's addresses.
- Check your email or confirmation: If you sent the parcel online, you may have received an email with the RMTN in the confirmation email.
- Contact Royal Mail: If you can't find the RMTN, you can contact Royal Mail's customer service team and they can provide it for you.
What can you do with a Royal Mail Tracing Number?
- Track your parcel: Use the RMTN to track the progress of your parcel on Royal Mail's website or through their mobile app.
- Check delivery status: Get updates on the delivery status of your parcel, including whether it's been delivered, is out for delivery, or is delayed.
- Report issues: If there's an issue with your parcel, such as it being lost or damaged, you can report it to Royal Mail using the RMTN.
Remember to keep your RMTN safe and secure, as it's a unique identifier for your parcel.