LINK Tracking

Please enter the LINK tracking number to check the latest shipping status.

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About Link

Link is a Suzhou-based international freight forwarding and logistics service provider. Link integrates multiple transport channels for international express, small parcels, air freight and ocean freight, and provides shipment lookup and freight calculation through its online platform.

Verified field	Information
Official name	Suzhou Lingke Like International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd.
Official website	http://www.lk-exp.com/
Carrier type	International freight forwarding and multi-channel logistics service provider.
Primary region	China-origin international shipping to destinations worldwide.
Tracking page	The Link website provides a “Track Your Shipments” lookup using a parcel number.
Headquarters location	Suzhou, Jiangsu, China.

Carrier Entity Relationships

Entity	Relationship to Link
Link	Link operates a logistics platform that integrates transport resources and provides shipment-management support.
International express channels	Link offers access to international express channels; the physical movement may be performed by the selected transport operator.
Small-parcel channels	Link lists China-postal, Hong Kong-postal and Singapore-postal small-parcel options as product categories.
Air and ocean freight	Link provides air-freight and ocean-freight services in addition to parcel services.
17TRACK	17TRACK may aggregate available events from the transport operator associated with a Link shipment; 17TRACK does not operate the shipment.

Quick Answer

To track a Link shipment, enter the parcel or waybill number in the shipment lookup on the Link website, or enter the number in 17TRACK. If no event appears, first check that you entered a tracking number rather than an order number, confirm the characters, and allow time for the first physical acceptance scan. 17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and cannot redirect a parcel, approve a refund, or open a Link claim.

How to Track Link Packages

Use the number supplied by the sender or shown on the Link shipment record. A marketplace order ID is not necessarily the transport operator’s tracking number.

Route	Steps and limitation
Link website	Open the Link website, select shipment lookup, enter the parcel number, and review the available events. The result depends on the underlying transport channel.
17TRACK	Enter the number in 17TRACK for multi-carrier identification and consolidated events. Aggregated results can have a visibility gap during handoff.
Sender or marketplace	Ask the sender for the transport number, selected service, origin date and any replacement last-mile number. The sender normally controls the commercial order record.

Pro Tip: “Label created” or electronic pre-advice means shipment data may exist; it does not by itself prove that Link or a transport operator has physically received the parcel.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

The supplied Link material does not publish one universal numbering rule. Link can arrange several transport channels, so the identifier may be issued by Link, a selected transport operator, an origin postal service or a destination delivery partner. Use masked examples only; a prefix alone should not be treated as proof of service.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier family

Masked pattern and use

Link shipment or waybill number

Format depends on the selected channel; use the exact number shown in the Link shipment record or receipt.

View all details for Link shipment identifiers

Issued by	May be Link or the underlying transport operator, depending on the service purchased.
Where a user sees it	Shipment confirmation, waybill, receipt, seller dispatch notice or Link account record.
Tracking scope	Usually follows the selected channel; a freight reference may not expose parcel-level scans.
Caveat	Do not replace it with a marketplace order number or payment reference.

Postal small-parcel identifier

Often an international postal format such as two letters, nine digits and a two-letter country suffix: XX#########YY.

View all details for postal small-parcel identifiers

Issued by	Normally the origin postal operator or postal channel selected for the shipment.
Where a user sees it	Postal receipt, parcel label or seller dispatch message.
Tracking scope	Events may continue after destination handoff, but scan frequency varies by country and service.
Caveat	The suffix generally indicates the issuing postal administration, not necessarily the final delivery operator.

Express waybill

Usually an operator-specific alphanumeric or numeric waybill; use the complete value exactly as supplied.

View all details for express waybills

Issued by	Usually the selected express operator, although Link may display the reference in its own platform.
Where a user sees it	Waybill, shipping label, Link account or seller email.
Tracking scope	Typically supports detailed movement events when the operator has accepted the shipment.
Caveat	Do not infer the service solely from a short prefix; automatic carrier recognition is safer.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

Status

Lifecycle meaning

Shipment information received

Electronic data or a label exists; physical acceptance may still be pending.

View all details for shipment information received

Responsible party	Usually the sender or booking platform until an acceptance scan appears.
Next step	Physical pickup, drop-off or first processing scan.
Customer action	Check the number and ask the sender whether the parcel was handed over.

In transit

The shipment is moving between processing points or transport legs.

View all details for in-transit status

Responsible party	The current transport operator or logistics partner holding the shipment.
Next step	Arrival at the next hub, gateway or destination facility.
Customer action	Monitor the next scan; contact the sender if the shipment exceeds the quoted service expectation.

Customs or destination processing

The shipment is undergoing import review, document handling or destination sorting.

View all details for customs or destination processing

Responsible party	Customs, the destination operator or an appointed clearance agent, depending on the event.
Next step	Release, request for information, payment assessment or handoff to local delivery.
Customer action	Provide documents or pay assessed charges only through a verified official channel.

Out for delivery

The destination delivery operator has loaded the shipment for a delivery attempt.

Delivered

A delivery scan was recorded; check the stated location, recipient and proof-of-delivery details.

Exception or return

A delivery, address, customs, payment or transport issue requires attention; the shipment may be held or sent back.

Services and Delivery Times

Service Comparison

Service

Short use

International express

Time-sensitive documents, parcels and commercial shipments arranged through Link.

View all details for international express

Coverage	Link states that its express resources serve worldwide destinations.
Tracking level	Online tracking is offered, subject to the selected operator.
Limitation	Charges, restrictions and delivery performance depend on route, service and destination clearance.

International small parcel

Lower-cost cross-border parcels using postal and small-parcel channels.

View all details for international small parcel

Coverage	Link lists multiple international postal-channel options and a broad destination selection.
Tracking level	Tracking depth varies by origin service, destination postal scans and handoff.
Limitation	Postal visibility gaps and customs delays are possible.

International air freight

Air transport for freight requiring an air-cargo solution rather than ordinary parcel delivery.

International ocean freight

Sea transport for larger or less time-sensitive cargo.

Delivery Time

Service	Published guidance
International express	The Link website describes route-specific reference times for some arranged express services; actual delivery depends on origin, destination, customs and selected channel.
International small parcel	No single universal delivery standard applies across all listed postal channels; use the service-specific quotation and tracking record.
Air or ocean freight	Transit time is route- and booking-dependent; freight handling, clearance and local delivery add separate stages.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination	Planning guidance
United States and Canada	Choose the quoted express or postal service; customs review and destination handoff can extend the estimate.
United Kingdom and European destinations	Use the route-specific Link quotation; import information, tax handling and local delivery affect the final date.
Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific	Transit varies by service and gateway; destination processing may create a scan gap.
Latin America, Middle East and Africa	Allow additional contingency for customs, remote-area delivery and local handoff.

The official evidence lists destinations and service categories but does not publish a verified country-by-country average table. A quoted estimate is not automatically a guaranteed delivery date.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem & Solution

Problem or status

First action

Invalid number

Remove accidental spaces, compare the number with the waybill, and ask the sender to confirm the correct identifier.

View all details for invalid number

Likely cause	Order reference entered instead of transport number, transcription error or wrong carrier selection.
Escalation	Ask the sender or Link for the waybill and selected channel.
Contact	Sender first; Link customer service when the shipment was booked through Link.

No update after dispatch

Check whether the first acceptance scan has occurred and allow for a processing or handoff gap.

Customs hold

Review the event for a document or payment request and use only verified official contact details.

Delivered but not received

Check the entrance, mailbox, reception desk, household members and neighbors; then request proof of delivery and contact the sender.

Address or delivery failure

Confirm the full address with the sender and ask whether the destination operator offers another attempt or pickup.

Lost or damaged parcel

Preserve packaging and photographs, record the latest scan, and ask the contracting sender to start the appropriate inquiry or claim.

Returned to sender

Ask why the return occurred, whether charges or address information caused it, and whether the sender can arrange a new shipment.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

Link arranges international transport, but responsibility can move between Link, the selected transport operator, customs authorities and the destination delivery network. Arrival in a destination country is not the same as customs release.

International Flow

Stage

What it means

Booking and label

Shipment data and a transport reference are created; the parcel may not yet be physically accepted.

View all details for booking and label

Custodian	Sender or booking party.
Tracking event	Shipment information received or label created.
Number change	A downstream operator may issue or associate another identifier.
Customer action	Confirm that the parcel was handed to the booked channel.

Origin processing and export

The shipment is collected, sorted, documented and prepared for international transport.

Line-haul

The shipment moves by air, sea or another planned transport leg; scans may be intermittent.

Destination customs

Authorities or a clearance agent review the import declaration and may request information or payment.

Partner handoff and last mile

The destination delivery operator receives or scans the shipment and performs local delivery.

Delivery, pickup or return

The parcel is delivered, held for collection, unsuccessfully attempted or returned according to the destination process.

Customer Service

Channel	Verified contact and best use
Website and shipment lookup	Link official website; use it for shipment lookup, freight calculation and service information.
Telephone	136-4621-9437 is listed for business consultation and customer service. Hours and time zone are not stated on the supplied page.
Email	169033531@qq.com is listed as the company email. Include the tracking number, shipment date, origin, destination and latest event.
Address	Suzhou, Jiangsu, China; the supplied page identifies the company location but does not provide a complete street address.

For an order problem, contact the seller first because the sender normally controls the booking, commercial refund and carrier inquiry. For a shipment booked directly through Link, provide the waybill, service type, dispatch date, addresses, latest scan and photographs for damage cases.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my Link package?

Enter the shipment number on the Link website or use 17TRACK to view available events.

2. Where can I find my Link tracking number?

Look on the waybill, shipment receipt, dispatch message or seller-provided shipping record.

3. What does a Link tracking number look like?

Link uses multiple transport channels, so there is no single published universal format; use the complete identifier supplied for the selected service.

4. When will the first Link tracking event appear?

The first useful event normally appears after physical acceptance or processing; a label record alone does not prove receipt.

5. Why is my Link tracking not updating?

A processing, transport or partner-handoff gap may exist; confirm the number and ask the sender whether the parcel was physically handed over.

6. How long does Link delivery take?

Delivery depends on the selected express, postal, air or ocean service, destination, customs and local delivery conditions.

7. What should I do after a Link delivery attempt fails?

Check the event details, verify the address and ask the sender or destination delivery operator about another attempt or pickup.

8. What should I do if Link shows delivered but I have nothing?

Check entrances, reception, household members and neighbors, then request proof of delivery and contact the sender.

9. How do I report a lost or damaged Link shipment?

Preserve the packaging and evidence and ask the sender or booking party to start the applicable inquiry or claim.

10. How can I contact Link?

Use the Link website, call 136-4621-9437 or email 169033531@qq.com with the shipment details.

Expert FAQs

11. Is Link the physical carrier for every shipment?

No; Link is a freight-forwarding and logistics resource integration provider, so the selected transport operator may physically move and scan the shipment.

12. Does a Link label mean the parcel has been accepted?

No; label creation or electronic pre-advice can occur before physical pickup or acceptance.

13. Can a Link shipment have more than one tracking number?

Yes; a booking reference, transport waybill and destination delivery identifier can be associated during an international handoff.

14. Does arrival in the destination country mean Link customs clearance is complete?

No; arrival and customs release are separate events, and authorities or a clearance agent may still request documents or payment.

15. Can businesses use a Link tracking API?

A current public Link tracking API is not described in the supplied official evidence; businesses should contact Link directly and may evaluate 17TRACK’s documented API separately.

Tracking API

17TRACK reference

// Link official tracking API:
// Current public official tracking API not confirmed.

// 17TRACK API
// POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
// Headers: 17token and Content-Type
// Replace CARRIER_CODE only after confirming the current 17TRACK carrier code.

{
  "method": "POST",
  "url": "https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register",
  "headers": {
    "17token": "YourKey",
    "Content-Type": "application/json"
  },
  "body": [
    {
      "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
      "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
    }
  ]
}