The recipient of international express mail has written an English name. What should I do if I can't get it back now because the recipient's name doesn't match my ID card?

If the name of the international ems recipient is written in English, and the name on the recipient's ID card does not match the English name, the courier company may not be able to confirm the identity of the recipient, thus failing to deliver the package. Here are some possible solutions:

1. Contact the courier company: the recipient can try to contact the courier company, provide relevant identification documents and English name documents to confirm the identity of the recipient, and ask the courier company to release the package to the recipient.

2. Change the recipient's name: If the recipient can provide relevant English name documents, the courier company can accept changing the recipient's name to match the recipient's identity document.

3. Return to the sender: If the identity of the recipient cannot be confirmed, the courier company can return the parcel to the sender so that the sender can correct the name of the recipient.

If the recipient cannot solve the problem through the above methods, it is recommended to consult the relevant local legal institutions or lawyers for more detailed advice and help.