Filing an International Claim
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Filing an International Claim

Lost, damaged, or missing items? Learn how to file an international shipping claim and get the compensation you deserve.

We understand that shipping issues can be frustrating. If your international shipment is lost, damaged, or arrives with missing contents, we're here to help. Follow this guide to file a claim and receive compensation for eligible shipments.

Types of Claims

Lost Package

Package never arrived and tracking shows no delivery or is unupdated for an extended period

File after 7 business days (Express) or 21 days (other services)

Damaged Contents

Package arrived but contents were damaged during transit

File within 60 days of shipping date

Missing Contents

Package arrived but was opened and items are missing

File within 60 days of shipping date

Claim Process

1

Gather Documentation

Collect all required documents including tracking number, receipts, and photos

2

File Online or In Person

Submit your claim through our online portal or visit a service location

3

Claim Review

Our team reviews your claim and may request additional information

4

Resolution

Receive decision and payment within 5-10 business days of approval

Required Documents

  • Original tracking number and shipping receipt
  • Proof of value (purchase receipt, invoice, or appraisal)
  • Photos of damage (for damaged items)
  • Photos of packaging (for damage claims)
  • Description of missing items (for missing content claims)
  • Proof of insurance (if additional coverage was purchased)

Frequently Asked Questions

Claims must be filed within 60 days of the shipping date. For lost packages, wait the appropriate period (7 days for Express, 21 days for other services) before filing.

You can claim up to the declared value of your items, not exceeding your insurance coverage limit. Standard coverage is typically $100; additional insurance allows claims up to $5,000 or more.

If your claim is denied, you'll receive a detailed explanation. You can appeal the decision within 30 days by providing additional documentation or clarification.