Letter Carrier enroute to delivery

What this status means

Philippine Post has given your parcel to a letter carrier, and the carrier is on the way to deliver it. The parcel has left the local post office and is out on the carrier's route. This is the last stage of the journey before it reaches your address.

Is my package delayed?

No. This message by itself is normal and is a good sign. It means the parcel has reached the delivery area. A delay is only likely if the status stays the same for longer than the previous steps took, or if a failed delivery attempt follows.

What happens next

The carrier will try to hand the parcel to you or to someone at your address. If that works, the status changes to delivered. If nobody can receive it, the parcel may be returned to the post office, and a later update will usually say that delivery was unsuccessful or that the parcel is held for pickup.

What you can do

• Make sure someone is available to receive the parcel, and check that the address and your phone number are correct.
• Keep checking the tracking history for a delivered or failed-attempt update.
• If the status does not change for longer than usual, contact your local Philippine Post office with your tracking number.
• If the parcel is marked delivered but you do not have it, contact the seller and the post office, and have your order details ready.