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UPS Return Tracking lets you follow your package as it travels back to the retailer. When a return is started, a UPS tracking number is assigned. You can use this number to check where the package is, when it was scanned, and when it’s expected to be delivered. This helps both shoppers and businesses stay updated during the return process.

To return a package with UPS, you'll first need a return label. This label is usually included in the original order or sent by the seller after the return is approved. Once you’ve attached the label to your parcel, you can drop it off at a UPS location or give it to a UPS driver.
UPS return drop-off points include:
When you hand over the package, make sure to keep the Return Service Customer Receipt. This document includes important return information and can help you track your package later.
Once your return is on its way, you can check its status using the UPS tracking number. There are two main ways to do this:
- Find the UPS tracking number (usually on the return label or email from the seller).
- Go to the UPS tracking page.
- Enter the number to see the package’s status, location, and expected delivery date.
Ship24 also supports UPS return tracking. Just enter your UPS return tracking number on Ship24’s UPS tracking page to see the latest status and location of your return.
If you can’t find your return tracking number, here are a few ways to recover it:
Return delivery time depends on the service used:
Retailers may take extra time to process your refund after the package arrives.
Yes. You can try using your UPS My Choice account or contact UPS with your shipment details. The retailer may also help retrieve it.
You can leave it at UPS Customer Centers, Access Point locations, or give it directly to a UPS driver.
If you handed it over in person, you should have a receipt. You can also check the tracking page to confirm pickup and scans.
If you're using UPS My Choice or Ship24, you can get status updates about when the package is delivered back to the sender.