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Carriers operating from Mexico
FAQs about shipping from Mexico
Why isn't Correos de México on this page?▾
Correos de México (SEPOMEX) exists but is rarely used for e-commerce — its tracking is unreliable and most sellers use Estafeta, FedEx, or UPS instead, including for cross-border returns to the U.S. If you do receive a Correos de México shipment, expect minimal scan visibility.
Will my package clear customs faster under USMCA?▾
For shipments from the U.S. or Canada under USD 117 (the de minimis threshold, in effect from 2020), no duties apply and customs clearance is typically same-day at the border crossing. Above $117 to $1,000, simplified entry plus IVA (16%) applies. Above $1,000, formal entry with a customs broker is required and adds 1-3 days.
What does "En camino a la sucursal de destino" mean on Estafeta?▾
"En camino a la sucursal de destino" means the parcel is en route from the regional hub to the local Estafeta branch that serves your address. Delivery typically follows within 1-2 business days. If you're not home, the parcel waits at the sucursal for 5 working days for self-pickup with ID.