EFS delivery tracking

About EFS

EFS is a courier service specializing in international and domestic deliveries, offering fast and reliable logistics solutions. It handles express shipping, freight forwarding, and e-commerce logistics, catering to businesses and individuals. EFS provides competitive rates, advanced tracking systems, and customizable delivery options. Operating across key regions and countries globally, EFS ensures secure and timely transportation of parcels and cargo.

How to Track a Package with EFS

Tracking a package with EFS is quick and easy. First, locate your EFS tracking number, sent after the parcel is dispatched. Follow these steps:

  1. Visit the official EFS website.
  2. Enter your tracking number in the provided search bar.
  3. Click “Track Order” to view your package’s shipping status.
  4. Access real-time updates on your delivery's progress until it reaches you.

Detailed tracking statuses EFS

EFS provides several detailed tracking statuses to help customers stay informed about the journey of their parcel. Below are the most common tracking statuses you may encounter, along with explanations of what each means:

  1. Package Received: This status indicates that EFS has received the parcel from the sender and it is in the process of being prepared for shipment.
  2. In Transit: Your package is on its way to the destination. This means that the parcel is moving through the transportation network and is not yet at the final delivery point.
  3. Out for Delivery: The parcel is on the courier's vehicle and is scheduled to be delivered to the recipient within the day.
  4. Delivered: The package has been successfully delivered to the recipient. This status will include information about the delivery time and may include a signature confirmation if applicable.
  5. Delivery Attempted: A delivery was attempted, but the recipient was not available to accept the package. A notice will typically be left with details on how to reschedule or pick up the parcel.
  6. Returned to Sender: If the package could not be delivered due to an incorrect address, refusal of delivery, or other issues, it will be returned to the sender.
  7. Held at Depot: This means that the parcel is being held at a local depot or warehouse due to issues such as customs clearance or the recipient being unavailable for delivery. Instructions for pickup may be provided.
  8. Customs Clearance: For international shipments, this status indicates that the package is being processed by customs authorities before being allowed to enter the destination country. Any delays or additional fees may be noted here.
  9. Pending: The shipment is temporarily delayed due to various reasons, such as weather conditions, high volume of deliveries, or missing information. Customers should check for further updates or contact EFS for more details.
  10. In Transit - Delayed: This status means that the shipment is still en route, but delays have occurred, possibly due to weather, customs, or logistical issues. The delivery might take longer than originally expected.

These statuses give detailed insights into the current stage of your parcel's journey, ensuring that you are well-informed and able to track its progress accurately. If you encounter any unusual statuses or delays, contacting EFS customer service is advised for further assistance.