USPS tracking
Enter your USPS tracking number below to see live status and the full delivery timeline — free, no account needed. ParcelTrack detects the carrier automatically, so any format works.
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 shows the live status, location and predicted delivery date.
- Bookmark the page to check back — the ETA re-predicts 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 detects the carrier automatically and shows the live status plus the full delivery timeline — 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; ParcelTrack re-predicts the ETA at every scan.
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.