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Your tracking number can be found in the following places: Your sales receipt if you bought insurance at the Post Office™. Your email confirmation if you shipped from USPS.com. The shipping confirmation email you received from an online retailer.
Look up a ZIP Code ™ in the APO/FPO/DPO Restrictions Tool. APO/FPO/DPO inquiries: MilitaryMailOperations@usps.gov. Ask your local Post Office ™ location. Call USPS ® Customer Service at 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777).
Step 1: Buyer changed recipient's address on the label (my address to my neighbor address in the same zipcode). Step 2: Cleverly, the buyer retained the original tracking barcode from my genuine return label. This way, when the package was scanned by USPS, it appeared legitimate, fooling the system.
Q: Can I track a package addressed to an APO / FPO location with the customs declaration form number? A: No - customs declaration numbers are used to track only international mail articles. To track an APO / FPO item, you must purchase an applicable extra service.
Understanding the various status codes for USPS military tracking is crucial for tracking packages sent to military post office locations such as APO, FPO, and DPO. From pre-shipment statuses like “Pre-Shipment Info Sent to USPS” to transit statuses including “Arrived at USPS Regional Facility Chicago International Distribution Center ...
APO, FPO, or DPO shipments should include the service member’s full name, “Unit”, “CMR”, “PSC” and number along with the box number. Incorrect addressing on packages sent to military personnel can lead to several negative outcomes.
For a complete list of restrictions to all APO/FPO/DPO destinations, see the most recent Postal Bulletin pull-out section. Enter ZIP Code: What's the Date you plan to mail the item?
