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No Access to Delivery Location

Also described officially as: animal interference; gated community; vehicle blocking your mailbox

Carrier could not reach the mailbox, porch, garage, or other delivery point. Common causes include a blocking vehicle, animals, locked gates/buildings, utility work, or emergency responders.

Act or wait
Maybe act
Who must act
Recipient, Carrier
Official deadline or hold
USPS says it will automatically reattempt the next business day. If more than 24 hours since this status with no update, submit a service request to the local Post Office.
Last checked
(Asia/Shanghai)

Official wording

Your carrier could not get to your mailbox, porch, garage, etc. Common reasons are: a vehicle blocking your mailbox, loose dog or other animal interference, address is in a gated community or locked building we could not get into, public utility work, or emergency responders.

Source: USPS — Where is my package?

What to do

Clear access blockers if you can. No other action is required for the automatic next-day reattempt unless 24+ hours pass with no progress.

Open official USPS tracking

Sources