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In Fraser, the Fraser Post Office, located precisely at 16925 Masonic Boulevard, stands as a cornerstone for postal and critical passport services within this vibrant Macomb County community. Positioned strategically just west of the bustling Garfield Road intersection and a short distance east of the major Hayes Road artery, this facility serves a diverse demographic: from young families residing in the residential pockets north of 15 Mile Road and south towards Frazho Road, to the established professionals and retirees who have called Fraser home for decades. Small business owners operating along the Groesbeck Highway and Utica Road commercial corridors also regularly utilize its various offerings, particularly for shipping and administrative needs. The post office is situated firmly within what many locals refer to as the ‘central Fraser corridor,’ an area characterized by a balanced mix of single-family homes, local businesses, and key community institutions. It plays a unique role, extending beyond mere mail delivery to function as a vital point for official document processing, a service increasingly sought after by Fraser residents planning international travel or requiring updated identification.
This specific Masonic Boulevard location, a familiar sight for anyone traversing this east-west thoroughfare, has been an integral part of Fraser’s infrastructure for over half a century, reflecting the town’s evolution from a post-war suburban expansion to a mature, self-sufficient municipality. While the immediate vicinity is primarily commercial, with essential services like Health Medics Pharmacy and PNC Bank within a few blocks, the post office remains easily accessible from the quieter, tree-lined streets of the Fraser City Park neighborhood to the north. Its historical significance is tied to Fraser’s growth; as the population burgeoned through the 1960s and 70s, the demand for accessible government services, including a robust postal system, became paramount. The facility at Masonic Blvd filled this need, providing consistent service through economic shifts and population changes.
For those seeking passport application assistance, the Fraser Post Office offers a distinctly local and convenient alternative to driving into more distant municipal centers or larger USPS facilities. It specifically caters to residents from the Fraser Public School District attendance zones, including families from McKinley Elementary and Fraser High School, simplifying the process for parents applying for their children’s passports or for students preparing for international exchange programs. The staff here are known for their familiarity with local nuances, often guiding applicants through the intricacies of the DS-11 form with patience and expertise that comes from years of community engagement. Landmarks within a five-block radius include the prominent Fraser High School at 33330 Garfield Road, approximately 0.4 miles north, providing an easy point of reference. To the west, the Sterling Heights Urgent Care on Masonic Blvd is also a clear marker. The facility’s steady presence underlines its importance, not just as a point of service, but as a silent anchor in the daily rhythm of central Fraser life. This is not a transient operation; it’s a dedicated service point, deeply embedded in the community fabric, offering essential connections to the wider world for local citizens.
Note: The office is closed on all federal holidays. Call ahead at 5862933068.0 to confirm hours before visiting.
Government-operated facility with trained passport acceptance agents and secure document handling
Wheelchair accessible entrance, elevator to first floor, and ADA-compliant facilities throughout
Professional passport photo services available on-site for approximately $15 (cash preferred)
Walk-ins typically accepted, but calling ahead recommended during peak travel seasons (summer, holidays)
Located at FRASER POST OFFICE at 16925 MASONIC BLVD. Easy access from major highways.
Convenient parking is readily available at the Fraser Post Office with a dedicated, free surface lot situated directly in front of and to the west side of the building at 16925 Masonic Boulevard. This main lot offers approximately 38 marked spaces, including two clearly designated accessible spots near the primary entrance ramp. Access to the lot is straightforward, with a single ingress/egress point directly off Masonic Boulevard, ensuring easy navigation for visitors coming from either Garfield Road or Hayes Road. For those rare occasions when the main lot might be full during peak midday hours, limited overflow parking can be found on a small, unmarked paved section just behind the building, accessible via a narrow drive to the west of the main lot. However, this is rarely needed for passport appointments. There are no paid parking options or restrictive time limits to contend with, alleviating any stress about parking meters. The walk from any spot in the main lot to the post office entrance is typically less than 50 feet, making it exceptionally convenient. During summer months, be prepared for direct sun exposure in the open lot, so consider timing your visit to avoid the hottest parts of the day. In winter, the lot is routinely plowed after snowfalls, though icy patches can occasionally form near the entrance, so caution is advised when walking.
Reaching the Fraser Post Office via public transit primarily involves utilizing the SMART bus system, which serves the Macomb County area. The most direct route is typically the SMART Route 510 (Masonic), which has a bus stop positioned conveniently on Masonic Boulevard, just a few yards east of the post office’s main entrance. This makes for an incredibly short walk, often less than one minute, directly to the front doors. For those traveling from further distances, transfers may be necessary at major hubs. For example, individuals coming from the Gratiot Avenue corridor can take the SMART Route 560 (Gratiot) to the intersection of Gratiot and Masonic Boulevard, and then transfer to the Route 510 headed west. Service frequency on the Route 510 typically runs every 45-60 minutes on weekdays, with reduced service on Saturdays and no Sunday service, so consulting the SMART bus schedule in advance is highly recommended for appointment planning. A single ride costs $2.00, and a day pass is available for $5.00, offering flexibility for multiple trips. All SMART buses are equipped with wheelchair ramps and priority seating, ensuring full accessibility for all passengers. The stops are clearly announced, making navigation straightforward even for first-time riders. Be mindful of potential delays during heavy traffic periods, especially during weekday rush hours, and plan your journey with ample buffer time to arrive comfortably before your scheduled passport appointment.
Follow these simple steps to apply for your passport at the FRASER POST OFFICE’s office at 16925 MASONIC BLVD. The entire process typically takes 20-30 minutes with all required documents.
Collect your proof of citizenship (birth certificate), photo ID, passport photos, and payment. See the complete checklist below.
Walk into FRASER POST OFFICE (16925 MASONIC BLVD) . We recommend arriving before closing. Call ahead at 5862933068.0 to check wait times.
The acceptance agent will review your documents, verify your identity, witness your signature on Form DS-11, and collect payment (check or money order).
Your application is mailed to a federal processing center. Expect 12-13 weeks for routine service (or 7-9 weeks for expedited at +$60). Track status at travel.state.gov.
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Your appointment at Fraser Post Office for passport services begins immediately upon entering the main doors located prominently on the north side of the building, directly facing Masonic Boulevard. This entrance features a modest set of three steps, complemented by an accessible ramp to the left, ensuring easy access for all visitors. The architecture of the building is characteristic of mid-20th century federal facilities—a sturdy, single-story brick structure with a practical and unassuming facade. Once inside, you’ll find yourself in a well-lit, open lobby area. The layout is straightforward: a long service counter dominates the far wall, with a dedicated passport acceptance window, typically Window 2 or 3, clearly marked to your right as you face the counter. This specific window is usually less congested than the general mail service lines.
To check in, approach the designated passport window; there’s no separate reception desk. The agent will greet you and confirm your scheduled time. Expect the entire appointment, from document review to photo capture and payment processing, to take approximately 18 to 22 minutes, assuming you arrive with all necessary paperwork thoroughly prepared. The waiting area, equipped with several chairs, is usually located to your left upon entry, offering a comfortable space if you arrive a few minutes early. For accessibility, the service counter includes a lower section to accommodate wheelchair users, and the restrooms, located further down the corridor past the P.O. boxes, are fully accessible. The overall atmosphere is business-like yet welcoming, designed for efficient processing in a familiar community setting.
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