USPS tracking
Enter your USPS tracking number below — ParcelTrack confirms the format and opens the official USPS live status in one click. Free, no account needed, and any carrier works: we detect it from the number.
Paste several numbers, one per line, to check them all at once.
About USPS
The United States Postal Service delivers domestic and international mail and parcels, including Priority Mail, First-Class Package and Ground Advantage.
- Country of origin
- United States
- Number format
- 20 to 22 digits, often starting with 94, 93, 92 or 95.
- Example
- 9400111899223817171234
- Typical delivery
- 1–5 business days domestically; 6–10 days internationally.
How to track a USPS package
- Find your USPS tracking number — 20 to 22 digits, often starting with 94, 93, 92 or 95.
- Paste it into the box above and press Track.
- ParcelTrack detects USPS automatically and gives you a one-click link to the official USPS status page — real data from the source.
- Bookmark this page to check back — the carrier updates the status at every scan.
USPS tracking — FAQ
How do I track a USPS package?
Enter your USPS tracking number in the box above and press Track. ParcelTrack confirms it is a USPS number and opens the official USPS live status in one click — free, no account needed.
What does a USPS tracking number look like?
20 to 22 digits, often starting with 94, 93, 92 or 95. For example: 9400111899223817171234.
How long does USPS delivery take?
1–5 business days domestically; 6–10 days internationally. Actual times vary with customs, weather and destination — the carrier's own tracking page shows the current estimate for your parcel.
Why is my USPS tracking not updating?
Tracking can pause for 24–72 hours between scans — typically during long-haul transit or customs clearance. If there is no movement for several days, contact USPS with your tracking number.