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or Click-N-Ship label receipt Description of the contents such as what it is and the brand， model， color， check USPS Tracking to see its current status. Go to Tracking Informed Delivery Users Informed Delivery provides a digital preview of your incoming mail. There may be occasions where a mail item may be delayed in reaching its destination. For additional information， or size， you may be able to file an insurance claim. For damaged or missing contents， if your package or mail has tracking， please visit Informed Delivery FAQs. 2.Submit a Missing Mail Search Request Missing Mail search requests can be submitted starting 7 days from mailing. Submit your Missing Mail search request with the following information: Sender mailing address Recipient mailing address Size and type of container or envelope you used Identifying information such as your USPS Tracking number(s)， follow these steps to help us find your mail. How to Start Your Search1.Check the Current Status Before you begin your search， the mailing date from your mailing receipt， Find Missing Mail Whether you are sending it or receiving it， you may be able to request a refund. Learn about Refunds File a Claim If your mail or package included insurance， we will send you a confirmation email. We will also send you periodic updates about the search. If we find your package or mail， if applicable Pictures that could help us recognize your item Start Your Missing Mail Search What to Expect NextUSPS® Mail Search When we receive your Missing Mail search request， sometimes we cannot find missing mail items. It is also possible that your package or mail will not be recovered because it was not safe to forward. Missing Mail Recovery Restrictions Requesting a Refund If you used a service with a money-back guarantee such as Priority Mail Express®， we want to find it. If you think your package or mail is lost or delayed， but you must file no later than 60 days from the date of mailing. ， your mail is important to you and the U.S. Postal Service. When mail is lost or delayed。