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You just sent a package with USPS and go to check the tracking status. Huh, that’s weird. It says “Package is pending” – what does that mean? “Package Acceptance Pending” is a common USPS tracking status that means the package is in a USPS truck or facility but has not yet been sorted. Read on to learn more about this tracking status and what you can do about it.
- “Pending Package Acceptance” means that the USPS has received your package, but it has not yet been scanned or sorted.
- A “pending package acceptance” status is a good sign because it means USPS has your package. Your mail will most likely still arrive on time.
- If the package has a status of “Pending Package Acceptance” for more than 2 days, please contact USPS Customer Service for assistance.
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