Sample page. The tracking number, facilities and times below are
examples. Real pages show the actual scans USPS reports for that piece.
USPS IMb tracking number
0004099999999900000133131
Tracking code 00040999999999000001
In transit
Expected delivery: 2026-10-30
Label createdIn transitDelivered
Tracking history
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Sorted for carrier delivery - MIAMI FL PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER2026-10-29 05:48 · MIAMI, FL 33152
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Arrived at destination facility - MIAMI FL PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER2026-10-29 03:05 · MIAMI, FL 33152
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Departed origin facility - SANTA ANA CA PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER2026-10-28 02:15 · SANTA ANA, CA 92799
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Origin processing - SANTA ANA CA PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER2026-10-27 21:40 · SANTA ANA, CA 92799
Scan data comes from USPS Informed Visibility and can arrive hours after the scan itself. Letters often have no delivery scan; the last processing scan is usually the destination facility.
What you're looking at
- Status and progress - label created, in transit, delivered.
- Expected delivery - USPS's own date, when it provides one.
- Every processing scan - the facility, city and time, newest first.
- The full tracking number - the 20-digit tracking code plus the destination ZIP.
What it never shows
No recipient name, no street address and none of your notes - anyone with the link sees status only. Recipient details stay in your account.
Letters often get no final delivery scan. The last processing scan at the destination facility, usually the morning the carrier takes it out, is the typical final event.
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