
What does “Held at overseas depot” mean?


International packages will be often (or maybe even always) checked at customs. At my last job we’d have issues like that because we dealt in international foods. Once and a while we’d be waiting on a container of product from like Jamaica or Ecuador or something, and it would just be sitting at Port of Miami waiting for customs inspection. I don’t recall it ever taking a super long time though, it just would seem long because we needed the product and customers were bitching at us, haha.
It means that in the overseas depot your parcel is held.
No shit Sherlock. I’m asking does it mean something has gone wrong or being sent back to me and so on
Watson told me right now that all is fine. They just wait for an 'economic' time to deliver it to you.
Not sure if you read what I said but I said I SENT A PARCEL OVERSEAS. This parcel isn’t for me which is why I worry it says “held in overseas depot”
Oops, I was inattentive in wording.
''held'' without giving a specific reason usually only means that presently it's not moving.
Gosh you’re funny
People say so. However: I meant what I said.
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Not shipped yet, waiting for other stuff to arrive to load the ship.
I sent the parcel overseas... it’s not for me. It has been shipped and even got to the locations area and the next update was “held at overseas depot”
means greasing the wheels of foreign customs agents
Probably a customs check
Probably customs is checking it
Customs might think your package is suspicious?
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