Although some countries have decided to stop the transfer of international mail, the United States Postal Service is not embargoing incoming mail and will continue to accept your international mail. This has created an issue with U.S. customers losing their packages overseas, with some governments no longer processing or distributing their incoming mail. To help, USPS has changed its procedures to allow you to file a claim much sooner if your package is not reported delivered or return-to-sender after 30 days of shipment. Amazon notes that its air travel has been limited by the coronavirus, so deliveries have been taking longer, but the site is doing its best to update the latest delivery times. UPS is also following the same procedures through its free online UPS My Choice portal.