David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
What should I do if my Uzbekistan Post item is lost or damaged?
For registered and EMS items, Uzbekistan Post follows the UPU claims framework, in which the origin and destination operators cooperate to investigate. Keep your posting receipt, since the receipt number and posting date are needed to open an inquiry, and report any damage at the point of collection so it is recorded before you accept the parcel.
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