FedEx Tracking

FedEx parcels can be tracked in three ways:

• Tracking using a regular tracking number
• Tracking using a reference number
• Tracking using a Transportation Control Number (TCN).

If you have a tracking number, 4tracking.net provides an easy way to track FedEx shipments. All you have to do is put your tracking number in the field above and click on tracking button then you will be redirected to the tracking page where you will get detailed information about your shipment including its location and dates.

The tracking number for your shipment can be obtained from the orders page of the store where you ordered your product or the confirmation email.

It can also be obtained from the documents you receive after you send shipment.

Within the USA, delivery time ranges from 1 to 5 days and up to 7 days for Hawaii and Alaska.

For international parcel delivery:

The delivery time for FedEx International Priority is 1-3 days, 2 days for Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean and 7-14 days to other countries.

FedEx tracking numbers have different formats depending on the service used and the type of package. Here is an in-depth look at some common FedEx tracking number formats:

1. FedEx Express (International and Domestic): FedEx Express tracking numbers typically have 12 digits, without hyphens or spaces. These numbers usually begin with 3 and have a two-digit service code followed by a 9-digit shipment number. For example, 398123456789.
2. FedEx Ground (US and Canada): FedEx Ground tracking numbers have 15 digits without any letters, hyphens, or spaces. For example, 999912345678987.
3. FedEx Ground (formerly Home Delivery): This service's tracking numbers have 22 digits and usually begin with the number 96, followed by 20 digits. For example, 9612345678901234567890.
4. FedEx SmartPost: FedEx SmartPost tracking numbers have 20 digits, starting with a 92. For example, 92612987654321098765.
5. FedEx Freight: FedEx Freight tracking numbers typically have 10 digits, starting with a 3, 4, or 5. For example, 5432109876.
6. FedEx Custom Critical: Tracking numbers for FedEx Custom Critical shipments generally have 12 alphanumeric characters, starting with a P1, followed by 10 digits. For example, P11234567890.

Keep in mind that FedEx may change or update its tracking number formats.

If you have an unusual tracking number format, it could be from a different carrier, a FedEx partner, or an older FedEx service. In such cases, it's best to contact FedEx customer support for further assistance.

Most FedEx tracking numbers are just numbers, they can be 10, 14 or 22 digits long. All FedEx tracking numbers can be summarized as follows:

(# = Letter / * = number /! = Letter or number)

• *** *** *** *
• *** *** *** ***
• 00 *** *** *** ***
• DT1 *** *** *** **
• DT7 *** *** *** **
• *** *** *** *** ***
• 0239 *** *** *** *** *** *
• 4199 *** *** *** *** *** *
• 6129 *** *** *** *** *** *
• 7489 *** *** *** *** *** *
• 91 *** *** *** *** *** *** **
• 92 *** *** *** *** *** *** **
• 94 *** *** *** *** *** *** **
• 96 *** *** *** *** *** *** **

If the status of your shipment is marked as "In Transit" with FedEx, it means that your shipment is on its way to its final destination. This does not necessarily mean that your shipment is in a moving vehicle like a truck or plane, as it could be in a FedEx facility or undergoing a clearance process.

This means that the customer or the recipient has successfully received the shipment.

This means that FedEx was unable to deliver the shipment to the recipient for some reason, and they have started returning the parcel to the sender. You should contact the sender to either request a refund for your payment or arrange for the shipment to be sent to you again.

A shipment marked as "Exception" means that an unexpected event is preventing your parcel from being delivered. Some examples of exceptions include customs delays, no one available to accept delivery of your parcel, holidays, incomplete documentation, etc. If you need more information about your parcel's status, please FedEx at contact.

If you suspect that your FedEx parcel is lost or stolen, take the following steps to address the issue:

1. Track your package: Check the tracking number provided by the sender or on your receipt to get an update on the package's location and status. You can track your package on the FedEx website or through their mobile app.
2. Confirm delivery address: Double-check the delivery address you provided to the sender to ensure it is accurate and complete.
3. Check with neighbors and household members: Sometimes, packages can be delivered to a nearby location or accepted by someone else at your residence. Check with your neighbors and family members to see if they have received the package on your behalf.
4. Contact the sender: If you still cannot locate your package, contact the sender (the person or company that shipped the package) and inform them about the issue. They may have additional information or be able to start an investigation with FedEx.
5. Contact FedEx Customer Service: If the sender cannot resolve the issue, contact FedEx directly at 1-800-Go-FedEx (+1-800-463-3339) or through their website. Provide them with the tracking number and any relevant information. They will initiate an investigation to locate the missing package or determine if it was indeed stolen.
6. File a claim: If FedEx is unable to locate your package and concludes that it is lost or stolen, the sender may need to file a claim with FedEx. The claim process usually requires proof of value (invoice or receipt) and details about the package and its contents. Remember that the responsibility to file a claim typically falls on the sender, not the recipient.
7. Consider future precautions: To avoid lost or stolen packages in the future, consider requesting a signature confirmation for delivery, having your packages held at a FedEx location for pickup, or using FedEx Delivery Manager to customize your delivery preferences.

Remember that it's essential to act promptly if you suspect that your package is lost or stolen, as there may be deadlines for reporting and filing claims.

Here's how to report damaged or lost shipments to FedEx: