Hi Peter Jordi,

If your package with the tracking number EB841927445CN is being held by Chinese export customs, there could be several reasons for the delay. Here are the most common causes:

Possible Reasons for Customs Hold in China:
Missing or Incorrect Documentation

Incomplete commercial invoice, missing customs forms, or incorrect declarations (e.g., undervalued goods, wrong HS code).

If the contents are not properly described, customs may hold the shipment for verification.

Restricted or Prohibited Items

Some items (e.g., batteries, liquids, counterfeit goods, weapons-related products) require special permits or are banned for export.

If your package contains restricted goods, customs may detain it until proper authorization is provided.

Suspicion of Counterfeit Goods

If the package contains branded items (e.g., electronics, designer goods), customs may check for authenticity.

Fake or replica products can be seized.

Random Inspection

Customs randomly selects shipments for inspection, which can cause delays even if everything is in order.

Tax or Duty Evasion Concerns

If the declared value seems too low compared to the actual goods, customs may hold the package for reassessment.

Export Control Regulations

Certain high-tech or dual-use items (e.g., drones, chips, military-related products) may require export licenses.

What You Can Do:
Contact the Shipper/Seller

Ask if they provided all necessary documents (invoice, export forms).

Verify if the item is allowed for export from China.

Check Tracking Updates

Look for messages like "Customs inspection," "Pending clearance," or "Held for documentation."

Wait for Customs Notification

Sometimes, delays are temporary, and the package clears within a few days.


They may have more details on why it’s held and what’s needed for release.

If the package remains stuck for more than 7–10 days, You need to contact the seller to check it for you in time.