When a package or mail item shows that it has “departed USPS facility,” it means that it has left a USPS sorting facility and is on its way to its next destination. This could be a local post office for delivery, or it could be another sorting facility for further processing. Essentially, it indicates that the item is in transit and moving closer to its final delivery point.
1. What does “departed USPS facility” mean?
When a package or mail item is marked as “departed USPS facility,” it means that it has left the processing facility and is on its way to the next location in the delivery process, such as a local post office or distribution center.
2. How long does it take for a package to arrive after it has departed a USPS facility?
The time it takes for a package to arrive after it has departed a USPS facility can vary depending on the distance it needs to travel and the specific delivery service used. In general, packages sent via standard shipping may take a few days to a week to arrive, while expedited shipping options can deliver packages in a shorter timeframe.
3. What should I do if my package has been marked as “departed USPS facility” for an extended period of time?
If your package has been marked as “departed USPS facility” for an extended period of time and has not shown any further tracking updates, it is recommended to contact the USPS customer service for assistance. They can help track down the package and provide more information on its current status and estimated delivery time.