LHT Express tracking

1. How can I track my parcels sent through lhtex?

With the help of our real-time tracking platform available on track123.com, you can keep an eye on your package's journey sent via lhtex. All you need to do is input the tracking code associated with the parcel into the outlined form and you’ll be able to receive comprehensive information regarding the progress, any possible delays, as well as the estimated date of delivery. The tracking report provided by track123.com can also provide extra details about the parcel's location, such as the number of stops made, any existing anomalies in the transportation process and the current status of your shipment. Moreover, you’ll also be able to take advantage of our notification feature which will provide you with instant updates should any changes arise in the status of your cargo, so you can be sure to know where it is and when it will arrive.

2. What kind of services does lhtex offer?

On track123.com, you can find out more about lhtex’s complete portfolio of delivery services. Depending on your destination, you can select from a variety of express and traditional shipping methods - such as air cargo, truck freight, courier services and postal services - to ensure that you get the most suitable and secure solution for your cargo. Every shipment is carefully monitored and tracked using the latest technologies, and customers are provided with real-time updates and notifications on the progress of their shipments.

3. If I see the tag “In transit, arrived late” in my lhtex tracking report, what does it indicate?

This tag indicates that there has been an unexpected obstacle which has caused a delay in the arrival of your shipment. Such issues could range from challenging weather conditions, personnel constraints, logistical problems or other unforeseen circumstances. To gain a better understanding of the issue, please refer to the detailed tracking information on track123.com and follow the progress of your item. Additionally, you can subscribe to our notification feature which will provide you immediate notifications should there be any modifications in the progress of your parcel.

4. Can I change the recipient address of a lhtex parcel?

Yes, it is possible to modify the recipient address of any lhtex parcel. Simply go to track123.com and check out the dedicated tutorial which will provide you with all the instructions, forms and procedures that you need. In some cases the recipient will need to provide valid proof of identity or documents, depending on the nature of the shipment and the country of delivery. Bear in mind that certain restrictions may apply and it might take up to 24-48 hours for any changes to be made, so we recommend addressing the new recipient details as soon as possible.

5. What should I do if I haven't received my parcel sent through lhtex?

If the anticipated delivery date has already passed and you still haven’t received your package, then you can file a complaint against lhtex. You can start by accessing the related guidelines, forms and procedures available on track123.com, or you can contact our customer service representatives who can offer additional assistance when it comes to resolving your query. Furthermore, it might be advisable to consult with the local post office or courier agency to ensure that the shipment has not reached its final destination.

6. In my lhtex tracking report, what does “Delivered to agent” mean?

This tag indicates that the item has been handed over to a third party, such as a courier agency or post office. Usually, this happens when the shipment requires additional transportation or paperwork processing and the package need to be delivered to an intermediary responsible for the next step. With the detailed tracking data featured on track123.com, you can stay up-to-date with your shipment's whereabouts and also receive any relevant notifications that might affect the progress of your parcel. Moreover, subscribing to our notification system will provide you with quick messages regarding any alterations occurring during the transit of your cargo.