San Antonio Post Office

1068 Ave General Ramey, San Antonio, PR 00690

Contact Numbers

Phone: 787-882-3525
Fax: 787-890-1730
TTY: 877-889-2457
Toll-Free: 1-800-Ask-USPS® (275-8777)

Retail Hours







Lobby Hours
PO Box Access Available

Monday 6:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 6:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 6:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday 6:30am - 3:00pm
Sunday Closed

Last Collection Times

Monday 3:00pm
Tuesday 3:00pm
Wednesday 3:00pm
Thursday 3:00pm
Friday 3:00pm
Saturday 8:00am
Sunday Closed

*This facility does not process US Passports applications or renewals. Check nearby locations below.

  • Burial Flags
  • Business Line
  • Business Reply Mail Account Balance
  • Business Reply Mail New Permit
  • Money Orders (Domestic)
  • Money Orders (Inquiry)
  • Pickup Accountable Mail
  • Pickup Hold Mail
  • PO Box Online
  • Street Parking

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Nearby Post Offices:

Ramey
100 Ave Borinquen
2.0 miles away

Aguadilla
50 Carr 459 Ste 1
2.6 miles away

Isabela
5 Calle Pineiro
3.0 miles away

Victoria
68 Calle Ramon E Betances
3.4 miles away

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Your attention, please. Simply calling an older person “mom” or “dad” can be annoying and discriminatory for several reasons: 1. Disrespect of Identity: Each person has their own identity and calling them by a title that does not correspond can be perceived as disrespectful. The terms “dad” or “mom” imply a specific family relationship that may not exist and depersonalize the person, treating them as if their personal identity is not important (CIAM CJM Older Adults) (AESFAS). 2. Reinforcement of Age Stereotypes: Using these terms can reinforce negative stereotypes about old age, suggesting that all older people are automatically seen as parental figures. This perpetuates the idea that older people are homogeneous and have no individuality (CIAM CJM Adultos Mayores). 3. Patronization and infantilization: Calling an older person “dad” or “mom” can be perceived as patronizing, as if you are treating them in an infantilized manner. This type of treatment can be derogatory and diminish the dignity of the older person (National Institute on Aging). 4. Symbolic Violence: Using incorrect terms to refer to the elderly can be a form of symbolic violence, as it perpetuates stereotyped and biased narratives that can have a negative impact on their social perception and self-esteem (CIAM CJM Older Adults).5. Impact on Mental and Physical Health: Several studies have shown that age discrimination, or ageism, can have serious consequences on the physical and mental health of older people. It has been associated with problems such as obesity, dementia and depression (CIAM CJM Older Adults) (National Institute on Aging).
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I tried calling this particular post office this morning (11:26am ET) and afternoon (2:24PM ET). The telephone rang and rang; no one picked up. I need information related to a lost package tracking number 9505511487318214104469, what process I should follow to make a formal Claim.
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I tried calling this particular post office this morning. The telephone rang and rang; no one picked up. I need information, how can I get it, if I live in the states and no one picks up the phone?
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