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West Racine Station Post Office
Post Office (USPS) · Racine
West Racine Station Post Office at 1300 Perry Avenue serves the southwest quadrant of Racine, a residential area with a mix of long-established neighborhoods and commercial strips along the county's western edge.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday – Friday | Passport acceptance by appointment — schedule at tools.usps.com/rcas/ or call (262) 632-1162 |
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| Saturday | Call ahead to confirm appointment availability |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
West Racine Station Post Office at 1300 Perry Avenue serves the southwest quadrant of Racine, a residential area with a mix of long-established neighborhoods and commercial strips along the county's western edge. As a USPS passport acceptance facility, the location handles new and first-time passport applications as well as replacements for lost, stolen, or damaged passports — all by appointment.
Appointments are required and should be booked through the USPS online scheduler at tools.usps.com/rcas/ or by calling (262) 632-1162. Having your photo taken in advance is recommended, though passport photo availability can vary; call ahead to confirm. The office staff witness your signature and seal the application for forwarding to the Department of State.
Perry Avenue's location is especially convenient for applicants living in Racine's western neighborhoods or commuting from neighboring Mount Pleasant and Caledonia. For a broader look at acceptance sites across Racine, visit the Racine passport offices page, or explore the full Wisconsin passport acceptance office directory if you're flexible about which city you visit.
💡 Good to know
West Racine Station accepts applications only — it does not issue passports. Once submitted, routine processing typically takes 6–8 weeks; expedited service through the State Department is faster but carries an additional fee. If your departure is within two weeks, the Chicago Passport Agency (~65 miles south on I-94) handles emergency appointments. Check real-time wait times at travel.state.gov before deciding between routine and expedited service.