When shipping with UPS, it's important to be aware of the expiration dates associated with shipping labels. This article outlines key details, including how long labels remain valid and the refund policy for unused labels.
Expiration Duration
UPS labels typically have an expiration period of 10 days from the date of creation. This means that once a label is generated, it must be used for shipping within 10 days to ensure its validity. After the expiration date passes, the label becomes invalid, and using it may lead to complications during the shipping process.
| Region | Courier | Label Lifetime |
| USA | UPS | 90 days |
| Europe | UPS | 90 days |
| Australia | UPS | 10 days |
| United Kingdom | UPS | 10 days |
Refund Policy for Unused Labels
If a UPS label is generated but remains unused, shippers are eligible for a refund. To receive this refund, the associated shipment must be cancelled through the Easyship dashboard. The cost of shipping will automatically be credited back to your Easyship account within 10 business days.