Tracking status

“No Access to Delivery Location”: what this tracking status means

The carrier could not reach the mailbox, door or delivery point. USPS lists causes such as a blocked mailbox, loose animals, gated communities, locked buildings, utility work or emergency responders. USPS and Royal Mail both try again the next day.

What to do

  1. Remove anything blocking access (vehicles, pets, locked gates).
  2. Provide gate or building access instructions where the carrier allows.
  3. Sign up for tracking updates to see the reattempt.

How long it usually takes

USPS and Royal Mail: reattempt the next business day where possible.

When to contact the sender or carrier

USPS says if more than 24 hours have passed since the 'No Access' status, submit a service request to your local Post Office.

How carriers word it

Wording on the tracking pageCarrier
“No Access to Delivery Location”USPS
“Delivery Attempted - Address Inaccessible”Royal Mail
“Attempted delivery (address not easily accessible)”Australia Post

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