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How long do packages stay in ISC New York?
Larger packages and parcels, though, almost always going to be held in the processing facility for at least three or four days – and sometimes even longer than that. In fact, it’s not all that highly unusual for packages and parcels going through the ISC facility to be held for anywhere between 7 days and 10 days.
Does processed through facility mean?
Processed through facility means it has left the country and is somewhere in transit or in that country. To see if it has arrived and where it is in the system, you need to go to that postal system and input any tracking numbers there.
Why does my package take so long to clear customs?
The longer it takes you to pay the taxes, the longer the package will be stuck in customs. The customs clearance process can also depend on the transport mode (air, road, rail, sea) Beware that if you have chosen to use a slower method of shipping, customs can be a long and stressful process in many countries.
How do I find out if my package is stuck in customs?
Who should I contact to find out if my package is stuck in customs? If your package is held at customs, you should contact the courier company in charge of your shipment. Normally, they should be able to help you with the customs clearing process, or even, just identifying the problem.
What happens if I have already deposited an item for international shipping?
For already deposited items, other than Global Express Guarantee® (GXG®), Postal Service International Service Center (ISC) employees will endorse the items as “Mail Service Suspended — Return to Sender” and then place them in the mail stream for return. Due to COVID-19, international shipping has been suspended to many countries.
Will the delivery of inbound items be delayed during the lockdown?
During this period, the delivery of inbound items will be expected to be delayed especially for the lockdown areas (Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang City). Unless otherwise noted, service updates to a particular country do not affect delivery of military and diplomatic mail.