Is UPS tracking stating a message that your package may be delayed, due to “operating conditions?”

To make matters worse, sometimes the estimated delivery date can no longer be viewed either! So, what gives?

Although this message doesn’t really give you a whole lot of information to work with, the meaning behind it is actually quite simple.

So, in this article, I’ll cover what these ‘operating conditions’ actually are, how long your package may be delayed, and what you should do next!

Does UPS currently show ‘import scan’ on your tracking page – once, or even multiple times?

This tracking message does not provide a lot of details, nor does it give you much insight as to when you should expect your package on its own.

Thankfully, the meaning behind this message is actually quite simple.

So, in this article, I’ll be going over what import scan means, what to do if it gets stuck, and when you should expect your UPS package to be delivered.

Let’s get to it!

Are you tracking your package on UPS, and see that there’s been a sortation delay?

This may be accompanied with a message like, ‘We’re sorry this package has experienced a sortation delay. The package has been rerouted to the correct destination.’

While any message with the word ‘delay’ in it is never something to get excited about, the meaning behind this is actually pretty straightforward.

So, in this article I’ll be covering what sortation delays actually are, how long they will delay delivery, and how you can potentially get reimbursed as well!

Ordering or shipping packages internationally is complex, even when using a courier service like UPS.

Because shipments have to be cleared by customs as they enter or leave each country, there is always the potential for issues to arrive.

If you see a message on your tracking page that says ‘clearance information required’, this unfortunately means that something went wrong while clearance was in progress. Thankfully, this message is actually pretty straightforward, and is usually resolved quite quickly.

So, in this article I’ll be covering what ‘clearance information required’ actually means, what causes it to appear, and what you need to do to solve it!

Have you checked your tracking on UPS, only to discover a message that says ‘clearance in progress?’

This message can be confusing, especially if you’ve never seen it before. Thankfully, there’s a simple explanation behind it.

So, what does clearance in progress actually mean, and how long can you expect it to stay stuck there? More importantly, is there anything you need to do to ensure your package continues moving?

In this article, I’ll be answering all of these questions and more!