Deutsche Post has processed your parcel at a sorting facility and made it ready to leave that site. It is physically inside the Deutsche Post network, most likely at a parcel or letter centre, and is waiting to be loaded onto a truck, train or plane for the next leg of its journey. It has not yet reached the final delivery area.
No. This message by itself is normal and is a routine step in transit. It only becomes a concern if the status stays the same for noticeably longer than the previous steps took, or if the parcel is crossing a border, where extra handling can add time.
The parcel is moved to another facility, such as a regional sorting centre or an export hub. There it is scanned again, and you will usually see a new message about arrival or processing. Later it is handed to a delivery depot and then to the carrier for the last stretch to your address. Not every movement produces a scan, so the tracking history can look quiet for a while.
With the use of our tracking form you can easily check the status of your package. Also if you want to tracking Deutsche Post and get your package location updates to your e-mail, you can Register on our website.
Deutsche Post — is not the only postal service that you can track at PackageRadar. See full list of postal services available.