Ups Parcel Locker Near Me (2024)

FAQs

Can UPS put packages in parcel locker? ›

Yes. If space allows, certain lockers can fit up to 10 packages.

Simply sign up for a locker, and we'll send you package alerts when your packages arrive. To retrieve your packages, just enter the access code or scan your QR code at the locker screen in your select store and grab your items, anytime! Safe, easy, convenient. That's a locker at The UPS Store.

When UPS delivers to a locker, it means that the package has been delivered to a secure locker that is accessible to the recipient with a unique code or key. This is a convenient option for those who may not be available to receive a package in person or who want to avoid the risk of package theft.

We'll send you an email or text notification with an access code when your package has arrived. When you come in, simply enter the access code at the locker screen to access your package, anytime, day or night.

USPS puts packages in parcel lockers when the package is too large to fit into your mailbox. By using a parcel locker, USPS' delivery personnel can securely deliver your package without leaving it outside or in an unsecured location.

It's easy to use a Locker. At the terminal, scan the barcode on your shipping label or manually enter the 16-digit number. A door will automatically open. Place your parcel in the compartment, close the door and we'll do the rest!

Often, if your package has been placed into a parcel locker rather than a mailbox, the USPS carrier will leave a key for you in your regular mailbox. In most scenarios, the parcel locker is within eyeshot of the mailboxes, much larger than the regular-sized compartments.

A delivery carrier uses a code to open each locker and place the packages inside. They'll have to select the residents they're delivering to. Most electronic lockers then alert residents when they've received a package and give the resident a PIN to enter or a barcode to scan at the locker.

If you normally get your mail in one of those big boxes that's divided into many smaller boxes for your neighborhood, the carriers don't normally deliver anything that won't fit into your box to your front door. They put your parcel into one of the large "parcel lockers" and leave the key in your small box.

Here are some possible explanations: Misdelivery: The carrier may have mistakenly delivered the package to the wrong parcel locker. In such cases, it is recommended to contact your local post office with your name, address, and the package tracking number [1].

Where is my UPS release code? ›

If your shipment is delivered to a UPS partner requiring a PIN code**, you will need to enter it when collecting the parcel. *Parcel release code: 4 - 6 digit code that is shared directly to you by the shipper. You will be asked to enter this code when collecting the parcel.

I checked your tracking number, it does say your package was delivered to a parcel locker. This usually happens if you live in a community such as an apartment building or somewhere where you have a shared mailbox or locked mailbox system.

The parcel locker is used for items that are too large to fit in an individual box (compartment) within the Cluster Box. A key will be left in the mailbox to be used as a parcel locker key. This key has a tag that indicates the parcel locker that contains the item.

USPS® Smart Lockers are electronic, keyless parcel lockers that provide a safe, secure, and convenient package delivery and returns alternative for both package recipients and shippers.