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Track Your Mail and Packages Anytime with UH’s New Portal

By Robert Hackett

December 10, 2025 —

Copy, Print and Delivery Services has launched a mail and package tracking portal through AccessUH for residential students, faculty, and staff at the University of Houston.

What’s new?

  • Real-time tracking – Monitor deliveries 24/7
  • Instant confirmation – See when your package is ready
  • Delivery history – Access past records anytime

How it works:

  • Packages arrive with tracking numbers entered into the system.
  • When your item is ready for pickup or placed in a locker, you’ll get an email notification.
  • Log in to view all packages under your name or search by tracking number using the Track My Packages link.

The departmental website includes login instructions, search tips, and definitions of tracking statuses.

Visit Delivery Services online to learn more about the department and its services.

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