Postal Service Practice Exam

The policy regarding international package tracking by USPS indicates that tracking is not universally provided for all international shipments and mainly depends on the destination country. Limited tracking means that some countries may offer more detailed tracking options than others. For example, a package sent to certain countries may allow for detailed tracking up to the point of delivery, while others may provide minimal information, such as confirmation that the package was sent and perhaps its arrival at the destination country.

This variance in tracking availability is influenced by agreements between USPS and international postal services. Consequently, while some international packages might have a high level of tracking, others may not offer any tracking at all, leading to the classification of hitting various levels of tracking based on destination. This nuanced approach allows USPS to cater to different international shipping needs without promising full tracking for all international packages.