UPS Ground
Reliable, economical day-definite ground delivery across the domestic network for parcels of all sizes.
Track UPS Shipments
Enter your UPS tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
UPS tracking
Get live status and transit history.
United Parcel Service (UPS) is one of the world's largest package delivery companies, serving more than 220 countries and territories. Track your UPS shipment in real-time with detailed transit scans, estimated delivery dates, and proof-of-delivery information.
From next-day air to international freight, UPS moves parcels and cargo across the globe.
Reliable, economical day-definite ground delivery across the domestic network for parcels of all sizes.
Next Day Air, 2nd Day Air, and 3 Day Select time-definite express services for urgent shipments.
International express and standard delivery to over 220 countries with customs brokerage support.
Convenient pickup and drop-off at thousands of local retail locations and UPS Stores.
UPS shipments are most commonly tracked with a 1Z tracking number.
Starts with "1Z" followed by 16 letters and digits — the standard UPS shipment identifier.
1Z999AA10123456784
UPS Mail Innovations and reference numbers are also supported — enter the number from your shipping confirmation exactly as printed.
Common updates you will see while tracking a UPS package.
The shipper created a label and UPS is ready to receive the package.
The package is moving through the UPS network, arriving at and departing from sorting facilities.
The package is on the delivery vehicle and will arrive at the destination today.
The package has been delivered, often with the location, receiver name, and signature recorded.
Enter your UPS tracking number (usually starting with 1Z) in the tracking box above and press track. You will see the current status, transit history, and estimated delivery date.
The 1Z tracking number is on your shipping confirmation email, receipt, or the shipping label. It is 18 characters long, starting with "1Z".
The shipper has created a label and shared the shipment details with UPS, but the package has not yet been physically picked up. Tracking updates begin once UPS scans the package.
The package is being held for pickup at a local UPS Access Point location. Bring a valid photo ID matching the recipient's name to collect it within the holding period.