How Do You Report Problems With USPS Mail Delivery?
Just like your grandfather used to walk to and from school (uphill, in the snow), an old adage says that the United States Postal Service (USPS) delivers mail in rain, snow, sleet, and hail. At one time or another, though, we have all likely experienced some type of mail delivery problem. There are common issues you can encounter with your USPS mail delivery. The key is being patient and knowing who to contact based on the type of delivery problem you are having. Check your clock. On normal days, all mail should be delivered by 5:00 in the afternoon, but the USPS does not guarantee delivery. Contact your local post office if your mail has been delayed or a specific item has not been received. You can look up your local branch in the Yellow Pages, by calling the USPS at 1-800-275-8777, or visiting the USPS Website. Call the USPS if you have not received First Class or Priority mail within five days of the date it was mailed to you. For items with a tracking number, you can also use the
