David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
My Guatemala Post parcel is stuck in customs. What should I do?
An 'en proceso aduanero' (in customs) status means the destination country is assessing the item for duties or inspection. If duties are owed, the parcel will not move until the recipient pays them, so check for a payment request from the local post. Customs holds can last several days.
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