Royal mail track adn trace

Royal Mail's Track and Trace service allows you to track the progress of your mail and parcels in real-time. Here's how to use it:

Tracking Your Item

1. Go to the Royal Mail website (www.royalmail.com) and click on "Track and Trace" at the top of the page.
2. Enter your tracking number (also known as a barcode) in the "Track a parcel" box.
3. Click "Track" to start the tracking process.

Tracking Status

The tracking status will show you the current location of your item, including:

• "In transit" - Your item is being transported to its destination.
• "Out for delivery" - Your item is being delivered to your address.
• "Delivered" - Your item has been successfully delivered to your address.
• "Failed delivery" - Your item was unable to be delivered and will be returned to the sender.

Additional Features

• "Track and Trace" also allows you to:
  • View the estimated delivery date and time.
  • Check the delivery status of multiple items at once.
  • Receive email updates on the status of your item.
  • Print a copy of your tracking information.

Tracking Numbers

Make sure you have the correct tracking number to track your item. You can find the tracking number on:

• The shipping label on your package.
• Your email confirmation from Royal Mail.
• Your online order confirmation.

Tips and Reminders

• Tracking numbers are usually 13-15 digits long and start with "RW" or "PA".
• Tracking numbers are case-sensitive, so make sure to enter them exactly as they appear.
• If you're having trouble tracking your item, try checking the Royal Mail website or contacting their customer service team.

By using Royal Mail's Track and Trace service, you can stay up-to-date with the progress of your mail and parcels, and ensure that your items arrive safely and on time.