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Gainesville University Station Post Office

Post Office (USPS) · Gainesville

The University Station post office on NW 1st Avenue sits a short walk from the University of Florida's northern edge, making it a convenient stop for students and midtown residents who need to file a passport application close to campus.

Location & contact

🕑 Hours

AppointmentsBy appointment only — call 352-271-6323 or book at tools.usps.com/rcas

📍 Location & contact

Address1630 NW 1st Avenue, Gainesville 32603
Plus Code76XVMM34+67
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At a glance
By appointment (call 352-271-6323)Steps from the UF campusFull USPS acceptance service

📖 About this office

The University Station post office on NW 1st Avenue sits a short walk from the University of Florida's northern edge, making it a convenient stop for students and midtown residents who need to file a passport application close to campus. This is a full USPS acceptance point, so the clerks here process the same federal DS-11 paperwork you would submit at any other post office.

Unlike the walk-in university counter nearby, University Station works strictly by appointment. Booking a slot in advance means your citizenship documents are reviewed, your fees collected, and your packet sealed for the State Department without waiting in the general retail line. Photos are available on request when you schedule.

💡 Good to know

Because slots are limited, weekday mornings tend to book out first during spring and summer travel season. Have every applicant present in person — minors included — and bring original citizenship proof, not photocopies. If no appointment is open here, compare times at the other Gainesville offices before settling on a date.

⭐ Services

New adult passport
Child/minor passport
Passport renewal (by mail info)
Passport photos (by request)

❓ Frequently asked questions

Can I walk in without an appointment?
No. University Station handles passport applications by appointment only. Call 352-271-6323 or book online through the USPS scheduling tool.
Is this office good for students?
Yes. It is one of the closest acceptance facilities to the UF campus, which makes it popular with students heading abroad for study or research.

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