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When can I call Track and Confirm's customer service?
Call 1-800-222-1811
M-F - 8:00am - 8:30pm ET
Sat - 8:00am - 6:00pm ET
Sun/Holidays* - Closed
*Except Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Columbus Day, and Veteran's Day with hours from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm ET
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Who should I contact if I haven't received a specific item?
• If you have a tracking number, contact Track and Confirm customer service at 800-222-1811.
• If an item is lost, contact the mailer and ask them to track the item or file a claim.
• If you haven't received mail in a 2-day period or if you're not receiving mail regularly on a specific day of the week contact general customer service at 800-ASK-USPS.
How do I file a complaint or get general assistance?
For general assistance or complaints, please contact us at 800-ASK-USPS or via email. Agents are available M-F 8am - 8:30pm ET, Sat 8am - 6pm ET. Learn more >
How do I find the number for my local Post Office on USPS.com?
Just click on “Find USPS Locations” on the home page under “Quick Tools.” Enter your ZIP Code™ to find Post Offices nearby, and select the one you want to contact. This will display additional information for that Post Office, including their hours of operation, last pickup times, and their local telephone number.
Why does the Postal Service return stamped envelopes that weigh more than 13 oz?
The 13-oz rule is part of ongoing attention to security as the Postal Service works cooperatively with other government agencies to keep the public, its employees, its customers and the U.S. Mail as safe as possible. The rule is as follows:
Mail weighing more than 13 oz and bearing only stamps as postage must be presented for mailing to an employee at a Post Office retail service counter. Stamped mail weighing more than 13 oz can not be deposited in collection boxes or picked up from a customer’s mailbox. Customers can use a number of quick, easy, convenient ways to print postage for packages weighing more than 13 oz, including an Automated Postal Center, Click-N-Ship, PC Postage, or a postage meter. When postage is paid electronically or with a meter, it does not need to be presented at a Post Office retail counter, regardless of weight.
