Standard Address Output

Standard address output consists of four lines of the address which correspond to how the address would appear on an address label. City, state/province, postal code, and other data is also included in standard address output. Standard address output is returned for validated addresses if you select the Include a standard address check box. Standard address fields are always returned for addresses that could not be validated. For non-validated addresses, the standard address output fields contain the address as it appeared in the input ("pass through" data). If you want addresses to be standardized according to postal authority standards when validation fails, select the Include normalized data when no match is found check box.

Table 1. Standard Address Output

Field Name

Description

AdditionalInputData

Input data not used by the address validation process. For more information, see About Additional Input Data.

AddressLine1

If the address was validated, the first line of the validated and standardized address. If the address could not be validated, the first line of the input address without any changes.

AddressLine2

If the address was validated, the second line of the validated and standardized address. If the address could not be validated, the second line of the input address without any changes.

City

The validated city name.

Country

The country in the format determined by what you selected in Country format:

  • ISO Code
  • UPU Code
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Spanish

FirmName

The validated firm or company name.

PostalCode

The validated ZIP Code™ or postal code.

PostalCode.AddOn

The 4-digit add-on part of the ZIP Code™. For example, in the ZIP Code™ 60655-1844, 1844 is the 4-digit add-on. (U.S. addresses only.)

PostalCode.Base

The 5-digit ZIP Code™; for example 20706 (U.S. addresses only).

StateProvince

The validated state/province or its abbreviated value.

USUrbanName

The validated urbanization name. (U.S. addresses only.) This is used primarily for Puerto Rico addresses.

DefaultValidPostalCode

 This field is generated only for Canadian addresses.
A value of Y indicates that the record is non-correctable (VN) type. In such cases, you have the option of lowering the output Confidence score for the record. To do this, select the Switch default valid postal code confidence check-box in the Input Options. For more information, see section Canadian Address Options.
Note: For all other records, the field value is blank.