Tracking status

“Moving Through Network”: what this tracking status means

The parcel is being processed or transported between the carrier's facilities. USPS says these scans may appear multiple times from the same facility and on different days as the package travels. It is a normal intermediate status.

What to do

  1. No action needed; this is routine movement.
  2. Sign up for text or email updates.
  3. Look at the location names in the scan history to see progress toward your area.

When to contact the sender or carrier

Contact the carrier only if the same scan has not changed for several days past the expected delivery date. DHL advises contacting it if its tracking stays the same for more than 3 days.

How carriers word it

Wording on the tracking pageCarrier
“In Transit”USPS
“Arrived at USPS Facility / Departed USPS Facility”USPS
“On its way / In transit”Royal Mail
“Transfer Through”DHL Express
“On the way”FedEx

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