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 ValidateAddressInternational validated the address.
To include parsed input fields in the output, set Option.OutputRecordType=I.
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Parameter |
Description |
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ApartmentLabel.Input |
Apartment designator (such as STE or APT), for example: 123 E Main St APT 3 |
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ApartmentNumber.Input |
Apartment number, for example: 123 E Main St APT 3 |
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City.Input |
City name |
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Country.Input |
Country. Format is determined by what you selected in:
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FirmName.Input |
The input firm or company name |
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HouseNumber.Input |
House number, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3 |
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LeadingDirectional.Input |
Leading directional, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3 |
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POBox.Input |
Post office box number. If the address is a rural route address, the rural route box number will appear here. |
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PostalCode.Input |
Input postal code. For U.S. addresses, this is the ZIP Code. |
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PrivateMailbox.Input |
Private mailbox indicator |
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PrivateMailbox.Type.Input |
The type of private mailbox. Possible values include:
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RRHC.Input |
Rural Route/Highway Contract indicator |
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StateProvince.Input |
State or province name |
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StreetName.Input |
Street name, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3 |
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StreetSuffix.Input |
Street suffix, for example: 123 E Main St Apt 3 |
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TrailingDirectional.Input |
Trailing directional, for example: 123 Pennsylvania Ave NW |