Our Investigation starts with your report

If you have witnessed or fallen victim to a crime, take action by finding the right form below. Or visit our Victim Help Resources page for additional tools and contacts.

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What type of crime are you reporting?

Mail Fraud

Fraud related to the U.S. Mail™, including sweepstakes, lotteries, online auctions, and chain letters.

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Mail Theft

To report suspected MAIL THEFT, click HERE
Or call USPIS:
1-877-876-2455.

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Counterfeit Stamps

Report information on counterfeit postage to PostageFraudReporting@uspis.gov.

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Scam Emails/Texts

Forward suspicious emails and texts to spam@uspis.gov, then delete.
If you receive a suspicious email or text about a package delivery failure, forward it to spam@uspis.gov, then delete the email.

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Identity Theft

Stolen personal identifying information that has or could lead to access to your financial accounts.

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Cybercrime

Crimes committed via the Internet or aided by computer devices by intruders seeking access and information to exploit or steal.

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Child Exploitation

Offenses using a minor for personal or financial gain, including child pornography online and through the mail.

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USPS Employees or Service

Contact the United States Postal Service® with comments about personnel, facilities, or services.

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Suspicious Mail

Mail bombs, dangerous chemicals, or any substance that may cause harm.

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NOTICE:
You will be leaving USPIS.GOV and redirected to USPS.


  1. 1. You will arrive at USPS/Email Us.

  2. 2. To begin a report for ALL types of mail pieces, select the WHERE IS MY PACKAGE icon on the page.

  3. 3. A form will appear. Fill out the entire form and provide as much information as possible.

  4. 4. The information provided will generate a report.

Leave uspis.gov and begin report.

NOTICE:

You will be leaving USPIS.GOV and redirected to USPS.


  1. Go to: https://emailus.usps.com/.(opens a new window)
  2. If you have a tracking number, enter it.
  3. No tracking number, click on Where is my mail?
  4. Answer: Was the mail piece destined for a U.S. address?
  5. Go to: What's the reason for your inquiry?
  6. Select: Daily Mail Delivery from the options.
  7. Select: Theft of Mail as the reason for your email.
  8. Provide as many details as possible.



Leave uspis.gov and begin report.