Parameters for Input Data

Data.AddressLine1

String [50]

The first address line.

Data.AddressLine2

String [50]

The second address line.

Data.AddressLine3

String [50]

The third address line.

Does not apply to Canadian addresses.

Data.AddressLine4

String [50]

The fourth address line.

Does not apply to Canadian addresses.

Data.CanLanguage

String

For Canadian addresses only, indicates whether the address is in English or French, if the option Option.CanFrenchFormat=T is used.

If this field is blank, the address is formatted in English. If the field contains any non-blank value, the address is formatted in French. Note that addresses in Quebec are always formatted in French regardless of the value in this field.

Data.City

String [50]

The city name.

For U.S. and Canada addresses only, you may put the city, state, and ZIP Code™ in the City field. If you do this, you must leave the StateProvince and PostalCode fields blank.

Data.Country

String [50]

The country code or name, in any of the following formats:

• Two-character ISO 3166-1 Alpha 2 country code
• Three-character ISO 3166-1 Alpha 3 country code
• English country name
• French country name
• German country name
• Spanish country name

For a list of ISO codes, see ISO Country Codes and Module Support.

Data.FirmName

String [50]

The company or firm name.

Data.PostalCode

String [10]

The postal code for the address in one of the following formats:

99999
99999-9999
A9A9A9
A9A 9A9
9999 999

For U.S. and Canada addresses only, you may put the ZIP Code™ in the City field.

For U.S. and Canada addresses only, if the city/state/ZIP Code™ is in the PostalCode field, ValidateMailingAddressUSCAN may parse the data and successfully process the address. For best results, put this data in the appropriate fields (City, StateProvince, and PostalCode).

Data.StateProvince

String [50]

The state or province.

For U.S. and Canada addresses only, you may put the state in the City field instead of the StateProvince field.

Data.USUrbanName

String [50]

The U.S. address urbanization name. This is used primarily for Puerto Rico addresses.