How long will the post office keep my package?
545870
If I were you I would go pick it up first thing Tuesday morning.
641845
The average transit time for pieces of mail in the lower 48 is 3 days regardless of where its going or coming from.\n\nJust remember thats an average not exact, but the majority of the time 3 days is the norm and 4 days is the second most likely.
1176556
I believe that depending on your state law, usually its 30 days after you send out notice. I know the most you can give is 90 days. Make sure to keep proof that you sent them out notices and they repeatly ignored all attempts to contact them. Or if you don't know what your state law is, I would store the items for awhile until you find out. Usually its 30 days but laws are different now so dont want to say it is 100%.
1179968
depends onthe kind of package.\n\n if it is a domestic package without any tracking number ,then 10 days.\n\nif it is a domestic package with a tracking number (certfied,insured,registered)then 15 days,, except for delivery confirmation which is also 10 days,, dont ask me why\n\nif it is a foreign piece, regardless of whether or not it has a tracking numberm,,, 30 days
371882
depends on what service you chose to use, if you sent it reg. mail-5-7 days, priority mail 3 days and express mail 1 day
737108
I used to live in the country...Fed-Ex overnight by 10am never came like it was supposed to. It usually takes a day longer. The USPS states even priority 2 day will take 3 or possibly 4 days so the rule is.....\n\nthe farther you live from the main post office, the longer the delivery...no one guarantees it and if they do it almost always doesn't come through.\n\n================
937246
be thankful it only takes 5 working days. the post office takes about a month to get deliver to your house.
14877
Get the package in your local POstal Office or online at www.usps.com . I have done this many times.
346715
Depending on where you live, sometimes mail gets shipped to a nearby big city to be sorted and then rerouted to be sent out for delivery.  If thats the case, it should take about 2-3 days.  If you live in more of a secluded town, then it should be shipped directly and if you drop it off before 5 then likely it will be delivered the next day.
212637
Call the Post Office for the town to which it was sent; talk to the Post Master for that station.  Tell him the name and street.  He will talk to the carrier that handles that street who will keep an eye out for it or be able to relay if he saw the letter (if it was distinct) and had to send it back (forward order expired etc.)\n\nHowever, give it a total 2-3 weeks which is how long it can take for an undeliverable letter to be returned to sender or mysteriously find it's way to the correct recipient.
692981
Should take about two days, if mailed before pickup.\n\nI've found (for some unknown reason) that letters move faster if mailed Saturday AM from the post office.\n\nThe main post offices do work around the clock sorting mail and that sort of thing.  Mail, of course, is not delivered around the clock.
438706
If you are travelling for an extended period of time, you can have your mail held at the post office, until you get there.  This is useful when you don´t know the address of where you will be staying. The post office will hold the mail there until you pick it up.l
394136
If you are sending it from a public box make sure that you check the last pick up time. It's usually between 4 and 5 pm. If you are sending it from your house, make sure your mail carrier takes it when he delivers your mail. Either way, it'll be postmarked April 7. If you get a chance, try to drop it at a post office personally. You don't have to wait in line. There are usually slots in the lobby for outgoing mail. Just slide it in there.
740476
call the post office.
249788
If it was First Class post it would be next day.  Second Class post would be 2-3 working days.  Parcel post can be anything up to 7 days.  You can also send it Special Delivery with two different rates, deliver by 0930 or delivery by 1300 the next day.\nThese are your options via Royal Mail.
1023519
Your best source is for you to take the package to your local post office and have them weigh it for you and tell you how much postage you need.\n\nAlso, you may need to fill out a customs  declaration form asking you what you are sending... check with your local post office to make sure, you don't want the package to come back to you or get lost in the mail!
884648
If the letter is going to a mil. base standard postage will do, as far as the package your local post offfice will help you.