Parsed Input

The output can include the input address in parsed form. This type of output is referred to as "parsed input." Parsed input fields contain the address data that was used as input regardless of whether or not ValidateMailingAddressProPremiumInternational validated the address.

To include parsed input fields in the output, set Option.OutputRecordType=I.

Table 1. Parsed Input

Parameter

Description

ApartmentLabel.Input

Apartment designator (such as STE or APT), for example: 123 E Main St APT 3

ApartmentNumber.Input

Apartment number, for example: 123 E Main St APT 3

City.Input

City name

Country.Input

Country. Format is determined by what you selected in:

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

FirmName.Input

The input firm or company name

HouseNumber.Input

House number, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3

LeadingDirectional.Input

Leading directional, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3

POBox.Input

Post office box number. If the address is a rural route address, the rural route box number will appear here.

PostalCode.Input

Input postal code. For U.S. addresses, this is the ZIP Code.

PrivateMailbox.Input

Private mailbox indicator

PrivateMailbox.Type.Input

The type of private mailbox. Possible values include:

  • Standard
  • Non-Standard

RRHC.Input

Rural Route/Highway Contract indicator

StateProvince.Input

State or province name

Principality.Input*

The largest geographic data element within a country.

Subcity.Input*

A smaller population center data element, dependent on the contents of the Locality field. For instance, Turkish Neighbourhood.

County.Input*

The smallest geographic data element within a country, for instance, USA County.

SubStreet.Input*

The dependent street or block data element within a country. For instance, UK Dependent Street.

StreetAlias.Input

Alternate street name; typically applies only to a specific range of addresses on the street. If you do not allow street aliases in the output then the street's "base" name will appear in the output regardless of whether or not there is an alias for the street. The base name is the name that applies to the entire street. For example, if StreetName is “N MAIN ST” the StreetAlias field would contain “MAIN” and the thoroughfare type,"ST", would be returned in the StreetSuffix field.

StreetName.Input

Street name, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3

StreetSuffix.Input

Street suffix, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3

TrailingDirectional.Input

Trailing directional, for example: 123 Pennsylvania Ave NW

*This is a subfield and may not contain data.