📍 TEXAS
Jordan Station Post Office
Post Office (USPS) · Amarillo
Jordan Station Post Office sits at the western edge of Amarillo along West Amarillo Boulevard, making it the most convenient acceptance point for residents of the city's northwest neighborhoods and communities stretching toward Tascosa Road.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday–Friday | Passport appointments available by phone; call 806-352-9038 |
|---|---|
| Saturday–Sunday | Passport acceptance not available |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
Jordan Station Post Office sits at the western edge of Amarillo along West Amarillo Boulevard, making it the most convenient acceptance point for residents of the city's northwest neighborhoods and communities stretching toward Tascosa Road. The USPS branch accepts DS-11 passport applications by appointment, serving first-time applicants, children, and those replacing lost or stolen passports.
Unlike the Main Post Office downtown, Jordan Station does not provide on-site photocopy services, so applicants should bring already-prepared copies of all supporting documents before arriving. The facility phone line is the primary way to schedule passport appointments here.
Planning ahead pays off: check the Amarillo passport offices overview to pick the branch that best fits your schedule, or explore the statewide Texas passport guide for context on processing timelines and the nearest regional agency.
💡 Good to know
Photocopy services are not available at Jordan Station, so arrive with photocopies already made of your citizenship document, photo ID, and any other required materials. Appointments are the only way to be seen — call 806-352-9038 to book. This branch is well positioned for applicants coming from Wildorado, Bushland, or the northwest Potter County area. Families applying for a child's first passport should note that both parents (or a notarized DS-3053) must be present; calling ahead confirms exactly what to bring. For emergency travel documents with departure within 14 days, the Dallas Passport Agency — roughly a 5.5-hour drive southeast on I-40 and I-35 — is the only same-week option in the region.