UPS will hold a package for pickup for up to seven calendar days from the delivery date. After that, the package will be returned to the sender. However, if the package is being held at a UPS Access Point location, it will be held for up to ten calendar days before being returned to the sender. It is important to note that UPS may charge a fee for holding a package for pickup beyond the initial delivery attempt.
1. How long will UPS hold a package for pickup?
UPS will hold a package for pickup for up to seven calendar days from the delivery date.
2. Can I request UPS to hold my package for longer than seven days?
No, UPS does not offer extended hold times for packages. If you are unable to pick up your package within seven days, you can request that UPS deliver it to a UPS Access Point location for pickup.
3. What do I need to bring with me to pick up my package from UPS?
You will need to bring a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license or passport, and the tracking number for your package. If someone else is picking up the package on your behalf, they will need to bring a signed authorization letter from you and their own government-issued photo ID.