Hello Miss Lu!

It's very worrying to see your two returned packages from India stuck in the tracking information. This situation is actually quite common in international returns, mainly because the return process is more complex than normal shipping, involving multiple connections between customs and logistics systems in both countries. Even a slight delay in any step can cause the package to remain unupdated for a long time.

I have analyzed the latest status and possible causes for these two packages for you:

📦 Package 1: LP002155305IN
This package shows "Transit Time Too Long (106 days)," meaning its status is currently stuck at the point when Indian Post just shipped the package to China.

Current Status: The package arrived at the Shenzhen Mail Processing Center (Shenzhen Exchange Bureau) on December 26, 2025, and there have been no updates since.

Possible Cause: The package is likely awaiting customs clearance in Shenzhen. Customs conducts strict checks on returned packages, and processing times can be lengthy.

Next Step Suggestion: The root cause of this package's problem lies within China. You can try contacting China Post customer service (11183) with the tracking number and ask them to check the package's status in Shenzhen to see if it's stuck in customs clearance.

📦 Package Two: LP075395616IN This package has more detailed logistics information; it has already completed the return process within China.

Current Status: According to records, this package was returned in Shenzhen on March 16, 2026 (showing "Returned") and has been arranged for its next destination.

Possible Reason: Why was the package returned? The most crucial clue is a record from January 8th: "Pending the recipient submits declaration materials to customs." This means that the package was ordered to be returned by customs upon import because the recipient failed to provide customs clearance documents or pay taxes in a timely manner.

Next Steps: Now that the package has been removed from the customs bonded warehouse ("Out of Warehouse"), it is being returned to you (the sender) via domestic logistics. You can continue to use the same tracking number to track its return path within China through China Post's channels.

💡 Summary and Key Recommendations

In general, the reason for the delays and inactivity of both packages is most likely "awaiting customs processing/clearance." Since these are returns, the waiting time is often much longer than for normal packages.

You should do the following two things now:

Proactively contact customer service: We recommend contacting China Post's official customer service (11183) first, providing both tracking numbers, and inquiring directly:

For LP002155305IN: Inquire about the specific status of the package (tracking number LP002155305IN) at Shenzhen Customs, and whether any additional documents are required for release.

For LP075395616IN: Confirm the latest progress of the returned package (tracking number LP075395616IN) from domestic return to India.

Be patient and keep monitoring: International return processes are usually measured in weeks or even months. Although it's agonizing, this is the norm. After contacting customer service for the latest information, check the tracking status every few days.

Hopefully this information will help you sort things out, and I wish your package a speedy and successful return!