UPS has changed the delivery service for your parcel to a faster or higher level of service, and the change was made because the receiver asked for it. This usually happens through a delivery-change option offered by UPS, where the receiver can choose a different service for an incoming parcel. The parcel is somewhere in the UPS network, and this line only records that the service change was applied.
No. This message by itself is normal and is not an exception. It is a note about a service change, not a report of a problem. An upgrade is meant to improve the delivery speed, so it does not point to a delay.
The parcel carries on through the usual UPS stages: scanning at facilities, loading onto vehicles and, finally, out for delivery. You may see an updated delivery estimate in your tracking history. If the upgrade involved a charge, UPS will usually bill it to whoever requested it.
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