If you are sending a parcel, you can find your tracking number in the following places: · your post office shipping receipt (if you mailed the parcel by postal service); · on your sales receipt if you paid for shipping insurance at the post office; · in the shipping documents you received from the courier (if you shipped the item through a private shipping company). · If you are the recipient, here are a number of ways to find your tracking code: · check the shipping confirmation email you received from the online retailer; · log into your account on the online shop, go to “My Orders” and view

A tracking number can be anything between 8 to 40 digits, and it can include letters, spaces and hyphens. · Here are a few examples of tracking numbers from different shipping companies in the United States. · USPS: · 9400 1111 1111 1111 1111 11; · 9205 5000 5000 5000 5000 00; · 9407 3000 3000 3000 3000 00; · 9303 3000 3000 3000 3000 00; · 82 200 200 20 · UPS: · 1Z9999876543219999; · 987654321999; · T98765432199; · 987654321 · FEDEX: · 9999 8888 9999; · 9999 7777 9999 999; · 9999 6666 9999 9999 9999; · 9999 5555 9999 9999 9999 99 · DHL: · 0123456789; · JJD0088779999 · S10 standard: · CV0100101

This depends on the shipping company. Some companies, like FedEx and UPS, allow you to track your shipment directly with the order number or reference number. · If this is not possible, here are two options for you to track your national or international parcel without a tracking code: · if you are the sender, contact the receiver and ask them whether the parcel has been delivered; · If you are the sender or the receiver, contact the shipping company and ask what is the package status (you can use the order number to identify your package).