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Why does my FedEx package say USPS?

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Why does my FedEx package say USPS?

It means that the United States postal service has received info or a label about your package and they are awaiting the package to be shipped. Fedex probably will transport it most of the way and the USPS will deliver it the rest of the way.

Does FedEx SmartPost use USPS tracking?

Every FedEx SmartPost shipment comes with a 20-digit tracking number. This number becomes available once your package is processed by FedEx. After FedEx hands the package off to USPS, the tracking number is converted to a USPS number. This is normal — once the USPS tracking number activates, all is well.

Is Smart Post USPS or FedEx?

FedEx SmartPost® is a cost-effective U.S. residential shipping option for low-weight, high volume shipments, utilizing the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) for final delivery. FedEx SmartPost reaches every U.S. address and is ideal for less time-sensitive shipments.

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Can you use a USPS label at FedEx?

Yes if you’re paying for postage out of pocket or using a USPS prepaid printed label. You may or may not be asked to cover or cross out the fedex markings.

How do I track a package that was transferred from FedEx to USPS?

If you’re looking to track a FedEx parcel after it has been transferred into the USPS system, you can still use the tracking number provided by FedEx, but you need to add “92” to the start of the number. This changes it from a 20 digit number to a 22 digit number, making it compatible with the USPS tracking system.

How do I track a FedEx package sent to USPS?

What is a FedEx SmartPost label?

FedEx SmartPost labels have gotten even smarter. The new labels offer you new possibilities for communicating with your customers or your shipping and receiving operations. Plus they make it even easier for you to track when shipments are delivered.

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Does FedEx mail USPS packages?

The only way to deliver to domestic P.O. boxes is to select FedEx SmartPost, which uses the USPS system in the final leg of delivery. It’s possible to ship to P.O. boxes in Puerto Rico and some international destinations via FedEx Express.