If USPS lost your international mail for weeks with no updates and you want an update or refund;
Check tracking details first;
• Go to USPS → Track & Confirm
• Note:
– Last scan location
– Date of last update
– Service type (First-Class Intl, Priority Mail Intl, etc.)
• Screenshot the tracking page
Confirm customs status;
• Check if tracking shows:
– “Processed Through Facility”
– “Inbound Into Customs”
• International mail can be delayed in customs for weeks
Contact USPS directly;
• Call USPS International Inquiry line
• Provide:
– Tracking number
– Sender & recipient details
• Ask if the item left the U.S. or is still in transit
Submit a Help Request;
• Go to USPS → Help → “Where is my package?”
• File an international service request
Open a Missing Mail search (if no movement 7–10+ days);
• Submit full item description
• Include value and mailing receipt
Check insurance eligibility;
• Only the sender can file an insurance claim
• If insured, ask the sender to start a claim
If USPS confirms loss;
• Request refund for postage (if eligible)
• Sender must file the refund claim
If unresolved, share your experience and consider filing a complaint on Xolvie to seek a resolution.










