USPS has marked the parcel as delivered, but not to your door or mailbox. The carrier left it with a neighbor, and the wording "as requested" means this was done on instruction. That instruction usually comes from a delivery note, a request on the label, or a standing preference tied to your address. The parcel is no longer with USPS and should be at a nearby address.
No. This message is a final delivery status, not an exception. The only concern is that the parcel is not in your hands yet. If you did not ask for neighbor delivery, or no one has mentioned a parcel, it is worth checking.
Nothing further is expected from USPS. Tracking normally ends here, and no more scan updates should follow. The next step is for you to collect the parcel from the neighbor who accepted it.
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