Tracking on a Korea-to-US shipment passes through several systems, and the gaps between them look alarming when they are routine.
The normal sequence
Warehouse departure, Incheon export scan, flight departure, US arrival scan, customs release, then domestic carrier handoff.
The quiet period
Between the Incheon export scan and the US arrival scan there is usually a one to two day gap with no updates. This is normal.
Handoff to the US carrier
Once handed to USPS, UPS or FedEx, tracking becomes granular again through to delivery.
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How long is too long?
More than five business days with no scan after export is worth investigating.
Can I track from one place?
The tracking number issued at shipping covers the full route.