Return Codes Screen - Code-1_Plus - 5.0

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the match attempt:

• Blank — The address match attempt was successful.

• A — Unit number missing or not found on database.

• B — Insufficient (or blank) address in formation for a match.

• E — External match—auxiliary file processing.

• H — House/box number not found on street.

• M — Multiple matches were found.

• S — Street name not found in ZIP Code.

• X — The CODE-1 Plus Master File has expired.

• Z — ZIP Code not found on database.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the PreciselyID processing:

• Y — Unique identifier PreciselyID was found for the full address.

• D — Unique identifier PreciselyID was found for the primary address (secondary information was dropped to find a match).

• Y — Unique identifier PreciselyID was not found.

• Blank — PreciselyID database was not queried.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the city match attempt:

• Blank — No address match was found, or the input city was correct.

• B — No input city and state were found.

• C — Mismatched city for valid input state/ZIP.

• I — The input city was used; no cities available for the ZIP Code.

• N — The input city name was not used.

• S — Spelling errors in the input were corrected.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the firm name match attempt:

• Blank — The firm name match was successful, or no firm name was indicated in the input record.

• F — The input firm name does not match the firm name on the database.

• M — A firm name was in the input, but there were no firm names on the database for the matched address.

Single digit that indicates the probable correctness of the address match:

• Blank — No address match was found.

• 0 — The address match is most likely to be correct.

• 1-8 — These values represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

• 9 — The address match is least likely to be correct.

Single digit that indicates the probable correctness of the address and firm name match:

• Blank — No match was found.

• 0 — The match is most likely to be correct.

• 1-8 — These values represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

• 9 — The match is least likely to be correct.

USPS-defined type code of the ZIP+4 record used for matching:

• Blank — No match was obtained.

• F — Firm record

• G — General delivery record

• H — High rise (apartment complex) record

• P — PO Box record

• R — Rural route or highway contract record

• S — Normal street address record.

1-character code describing the input city type:

• P — Primary city

• S — Secondary city

• V — Vanity city.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the directional match attempt:

• Blank — No address match was found, or the directional was correct.

• D — The directional does not match the database.

• F — The directional was correct, but was in the wrong location (i.e., trailing directional should have been a leading directional).

• N — No directional was found on the input address, but a directional was present on the database.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the suffix match attempt:

• Blank — No address match was found, or the suffix was correct.

• S — The suffix does not match the database.

• N — No suffix was found on the input address, but a suffix was present on the database.

1-character return code indicating the success or reason for failure of the unit (or apartment) match attempt:

• Blank — No address match was found, or the input unit was correct.

• A — The unit does not match the database.

• N — No unit was found on the input address, but a unit was present on the database.

• F — Suite number appended due to a firm name match.

Single digit that indicates the probable correctness of the firm name match:

• Blank — No match was obtained.

• 0 — The input firm name matched the output firm name exactly.

• 1-9 — These represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

Single digit that indicates the probable correctness of the street name match:

• Blank — No match was obtained.

• 0 — The input street name matched the output street name exactly.

• 1-9 — These represent intermediate values on a sliding scale.

1-character code indicating whether the output street address was matched from the primary address line or the secondary address line:

• M — A combination of information from the two lines.

• P — Primary line

• S — Secondary line

1-character return code indicating whether or not the input address matched an alias street name, as follows:

• Blank — The address matched a base street, or no match was found.

• A — The address matched an alias street.

1-character code specifying the status of the output ZIP Code:

• A — The output ZIP Code is different from the original ZIP Code.

• B — The output ZIP Code is blank.

• C — The original ZIP Code is the output ZIP Code.

• I — Invalid -- No match could be obtained; the output ZIP code contains blanks because the input ZIP code was invalid.

• O — The original ZIP Code is in the output location because no match was obtained.

• U — Blank—A unique address match could not be obtained and there was no correlation between the input unique ZIP Code and the city/state. The original ZIP Code was blanked.

1-character code indicating the source of the final ZIP Code:

• B — No ZIP Code was determined.

• C — The final ZIP Code was determined from the city-based locality.

• F — The final ZIP Code was determined from the ZIP-based locality.

• M — The final ZIP Code was determined from the ZIPMOVE file.

• Z — The original ZIP Code was retained.

1-character code indicating whether the address is located in a P. O. Box-only delivery zone. P. O. Box-only delivery zone addresses can only receive postal delivery through the use of a P. O. Box. No other postal delivery method is available for these addresses.

• Y — P. O. Box-only ZIP Code.

• N — Not a P. O. Box-only ZIP Code.

Number of "best fit" ZIP Codes found during the match attempt.

1-character code indicating whether this address was found in the PBSA Table. DPV processing uses the PBSA Table to identify P. O. Box™ Street Addresses (PBSA). PBSA addresses are street addresses that really represent a USPS P. O. Box™.

• Blank — Not presented

• Y — Found in the DPV PBSA Table.

• N — Not found in the DPV PBSA Table.

1-character code indicating the type of alternate address scheme that was used to obtain a match:

• Blank — No alternate address scheme used.

• D — Delivery point alternate logic used.

• E — Enhanced high rise alternate match logic   used.

• S — Small town default logic used.

• U — Unique ZIP Code logic used.

1-character code indicating the alias type:

• Blank — Street record matched was not an alias street.

• A — Abbreviation street name. This USPS abbreviation is for streets that are over 30 characters long.

• C — Official street name change (Chamber of Commerce action.

• O — Street record matched was a USPS "other" alias.

• P — Street record matched was a USPS "preferred" alias.

1-character code describing the Line of Travel match obtained:

• Blank — Invalid data passed to matcher

• 9 — 9-digit ZIP+4 match was successful

• C — Call to LOT matcher failed.

• F — Master file access failure.

• V — Incompatible Master file.

• D — 9-digit ZIP+4 match was unsuccessful (default coded).

1-character return code indicating the result of your DPV processing:

• D — Valid primary number; input missing secondary number (primary RR).

• M — Unable to resolve the Multiple Condition.

• N — No Delivery Point Validation.

• S — Valid primary number; but secondary number (primary for RR) present and is not confirmed.

• Y — Delivery Point validated. Primary number valid and second number (when present) valid.

• Blank — Address not presented to DPV table.

1-character code indicating the presence of statistics for this address. A "Y" indicates that the address is not a valid delivery address even though it has been validated by DPV.

• Blank — Not presented.

• Y — Found match to 'No Stat' DPV hash table.

• N — No match found to "No stat" DPV hash table.

1-character code indicating that this address was found in the Vacant table.

• Blank — Not presented.

• Y — Indicates that the address has been vacant for at least last 90 days.

• N — Indicates that the address is not vacant.

1-character code indicating whether a CMRA look-up has occurred:

• Y — Yes, this is a CMRA.

• N — No, this is not a CMRA.

• Blank — Not presented.

NOTE: This code will only be presented if the DPV flag is Y, S, or D.

1-character code describing the Residential Delivery File (RDI) match obtained:

Blank — RDI match not attempted or not found.

B — Business confirmed.

M — Address is mixed business and residential.

R — Residence confirmed.

The first four additional ZIP Codes that matched the input record but were not used as the output ZIP Code.

1-character code indicating the type of information, if any, that was dropped by the matcher during the match attempt:

• Blank — Either no match was obtained, or no information was dropped.

• A — A street address was dropped in order to obtain an RR/HC or PO Box match.

• R — An RR/HC or PO Box address was dropped in order to obtain a street address match.

• W — One or more characters were dropped during the address parsing process.