USPS

39 reviews

+1 (202) 635-5300

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Still couldn't get everyone... (Plus I'm in line too...)

I couldn't capture the 13 people in line being serviced by ONE PERSON! The line grew by 3 before I could finish typing!!!

Post office is down the hall, in the glass doors.

1200 Pennsylvania Ave NW

Washington, DC 20004

+1 (202) 635-5300

https://tools.usps.com

The United States Postal Service (USPS) in Washington, DC offers a wide range of mailing and shipping services for individuals and businesses. Customers can track packages, find USPS locations, buy stamps, schedule pickups, calculate prices, and access various online tools for sending and receiving mail.

With options for priority mail, international shipping, money orders, and more, USPS provides comprehensive solutions for all mailing needs. Additionally, customers can manage their mail, request refunds, file claims, and explore a variety of business shipping services through USPS in Washington, DC.

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Kathryn L.

2/20/2016

This is a USPS hot spot & due to the occasional need for stamps by POTUS, lol, be prepared for a long wait during lunchtime hours of 12-1:30pm. The flip side is that the friendly & want to assist...

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Orest S.

8/8/2023

This is a USPS in a very nice old building and I love this location. Visited it twice and both time I had a great experience.

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MIlton S.

10/8/2021

What does it mean when the flag at the local Post Office is at half mast? They're hiring. - The U.S. Postal Service is a joke. They lose more stuff than they deliver. My latest misadventure...

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Christina W.

11/16/2023

If I could give zero stars I would. The service ladies are so rude it's actually ridiculous. I walked in with a question and was the only one in the building and they refused to answer my question...

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Elizabeth S.

7/12/2021

I came here to get my passport and was helped immediately. The guy knew what he was doing and explained the process to me. It was easy to find, turn left after getting off federal triangle metro...

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