Resolve Address (USA)
GET/autocomplete/addresses/:address/usa
Resolves an address autocompletion by its address ID.
Resolved addresses (including global addresses) are returned in a US format (up to 2 address lines) using US nomenclature (like zipcode, state and city).
Request
Path Parameters
ID of address suggestion
Query Parameters
Responses
- 200
- 404
Success
Response Headers
- application/json
- Schema
- Example (from schema)
Schema
- United States Postal Service Address
- Global Address
- "B" indicates PO Box
- "H" indicates highway
- "C" indicates city
- "G" indicates general
- "R" indicates rural
- L = LACS address: The old (usually rural-route) address that has been converted for the LACS system.
- Blank = Not applicable
- A = City government building—alternates only
- B = Federal government building—alternates only
- C = State government building—alternates only
- D = Firm only—base and alternates
- E = City government building and firm only—alternates only
- F = Federal government building and firm only—alternates only
- G = State government building and firm only—alternates only
- B = Branch
- C = Community post office (CPO)
- N = Non-postal community name, former USPS facility, or place name
- P = Post Office
- S = Station
- U = Urbanization
- M = Military ZIP Code
- P = ZIP Code having only Post Office Boxes
- U = Unique ZIP Code (ZIP assigned to a single organization)
- Blank = Standard ZIP with many addresses assigned to it
- "Y = City/state name is a USPS-approved mailing name."
- "N = City/state name is not approved for mailing purposes."
- MOD1
- MOD2
- string
Empty string
""
if not available - number
Finance Number
- MOD1
- MOD2
- string
Empty string
""
if not available - number
Congressional district number
- MOD1
- MOD2
- string
Empty string
""
if not available - number
FIPS code
paf
(GBR) Postcode Address Filemr
(GBR) Multiple Residence Filenyb
(GBR) Not Yet Built Filepafa
(GBR) Alias Filepafw
(GBR) Welsh Fileecaf
(IRL) Eircode ECAFecad
(IRL) Eircode ECADusps
(USA) USPS Zip+4
Possible values: [2000
]
Possible values: [Success
]
result objectrequired
Global unique internally generated identifier for an address
Possible values: [usps
]
Identifies the address as sourced from USPS
Possible values: [United States
, Guam
, Puerto Rico
]
Full country names (ISO 3166)
Possible values: [USA
, PRI
, GUM
]
3 letter country code (ISO 3166-1)
Possible values: [US
, PR
, GU
]
2 letter country code (ISO 3166-1)
Possible values: [en
]
Language represented by 2 letter ISO Code (639-1)
A house, rural route, contract box, or Post Office Box number. The numeric or alphanumeric component of an address preceding the street name. Often referred to as house number.
Number of the sub unit, apartment, suite etc
4 digit ZIP add-on code.
The primary delivery line (usually the street address) of the address.
Secondary delivery line of the address. Typically populated if the first line is the firm or building name.
Last line of the address comprising of city, state, zip code and zip+4
A 5-digit code that identifies a specific geographic delivery area. ZIP Codes can represent an area within a state, or a single building or company that has a very high mail volume.
Nine-digit code that identifies a small geographic delivery area that is serviceable by a single carrier; appears in the last line of the address on a mail piece.
Field that contains a number that uniquely identifies a record; used to identify the base record to which an add or delete transaction is being directed. The Update Key Number field is used only when applying transactions to the base file; it is not used in address matching and remains fixed for the life of the record. The field is alphanumeric and consists of the database segment code (V1, V2, W1, W2, X1, X2, Y1, Y2, Z1, or Z2) and eight characters containing an alphanumeric value ranging from 00000001 to AAAAAAAA.
Possible values: [G
, H
, F
, S
, P
, R
, M
, ``]
An alphabetic value that identifies the type of data in the record. - G = General delivery (5-Digit ZIP, ZIP + 4, and Carrier Route products) - H = High-rise (ZIP + 4 only) - F = Firm (ZIP + 4 only) - S = Street (5-Digit ZIP, ZIP + 4, and Carrier Route products) - P = PO Box (5-Digit ZIP, ZIP + 4, and Carrier Route products) - R = Rural route/contract (5-Digit ZIP, ZIP + 4, and Carrier Route products) - M = Multi-carrier (Carrier Route product only)
A 4 character ID identifying the postal route for the address. The first character indicates the route type. Specifically:
A geographic direction that precedes the street name.
The official name of a street as assigned by a local governing authority. The Street Name field contains only the street name and does not include directionals (EAST, WEST, etc.) or suffixes (ST, DR, BLVD, etc.). This element may also contain literals, such as PO BOX, GENERAL DELIVERY, USS, PSC, or UNIT.
Code that is the standard USPS abbreviation for the trailing designator in a street address.
A geographic direction that follows the street name.
The name of a company, building, apartment complex, shopping center, or other distinguishing secondary address information. This field is normally used with firm and highrise records but may also contain literals such as “Postmaster” or “United States Postal Service.”
A descriptive code used to identify the type of address secondary range information in the Address Secondary Range field. This code may be useful in address matching, e.g., the secondary address numbers may indicate apartment, suite, or trailer numbers.
Possible values: [A
, B
, ``]
Code that specifies whether a record is a base (preferred) or alternate record. Base records (represented as "B") can represent a range of addresses or an individual address, such as a firm record, while alternate records (represented as "A") are individual delivery points. Base records are generally preferred over alternate records. Government deliveries will only be listed on alternate records with the appropriate government building indicator (federal, state, or city) set.
Possible values: [``, L
]
The Locatable Address Conversion Service (LACS) indicator describes records that have been converted to the LACS system (a product/system in a different USPS® product line that allows mailers to identify and convert a rural route address to a city-style address). Rural route and some city addresses are being modified to city-style addresses so that emergency services (e.g., ambulances, police) can find these addresses more efficiently.
Possible values: [``, A
, B
, C
, D
, E
, F
, G
]
An alphabetic value that identifies the type of government agency at the delivery point and/or whether a firm is the only delivery at an address. For this purpose, "address" is defined as the complete delivery line (e.g., complete street address and, if included as part of the firm record, the secondary abbreviation and/or address secondary number).
A 2-character abbreviation for the name of a state, U.S. territory, or armed forces ZIP Code designation. If APO/FPO/DPO, then the state abbreviation will be “AA,” “AE,” or “AP.”
Full name of a state, U.S. territory, or armed forces ZIP Code designation.
Municipality City State Key. Currently blank.
An index to the City State file that provides the urbanization name for this delivery range.
In the Carrier Route, Five-Digit ZIP Code, Delivery Statistics, and ZIP + 4 products, an index to the City State product record that provides the preferred last-line name for this address range. In the City State product, the preferred last line city/state key contains the key value of a City State product record that has the default preferred or alternate preferred last-line key for a given ZIP Code.
The name of the county or parish in which the 5-digit ZIP Code resides. If APO/FPO/DPO, then the county name will be blank.
A valid city name for mailing purposes; appears in the last line of an address on a mail piece.
A standard 13-character abbreviation for a city/state name. This field is only used for names that are greater than 13 characters in length and have a city/state mailing name indicator of "Y." If the field is longer than 13 characters and the city/state mailing name indicator is "N," the field will be blank.
Field that contains the default preferred or alternate preferred last-line name for a ZIP Code.
Possible values: [B
, C
, N
, P
, S
, U
, Y
, ``]
The type of locale identified in the city/state name. The facility may be a USPS facility, such as a post office, station, or branch, or it may be a non-postal place name. City/state name facility codes include the following:
Possible values: [``, M
, P
, U
]
A field that describes the type of ZIP area that a 5-digit ZIP Code serves, e.g., a single educational institution, post office boxes only, or a single address that has unusually high mail volume or many different addresses.
Specifies whether or not the city state name can be used as a last line of address on a mail piece.
Identifies where automation Carrier Route rates are available and where the commingling of automation and non-automation mail, including Enhanced Carrier Routes and 5-digit presort, on the same pallet or in the same container is allowed.
finance_number objectrequired
A code assigned to Postal Service facilities (primarily Post Offices) to collect cost and statistical data and compile revenue and expense data.
congressional_district_number objectrequired
A standard value identifying a geographic area within the United States served by a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. If Army/Air Force (APO), Fleet Post Office (FPO), or Diplomatic/Defense Post Office (DPO), this field will be blank. If there is only one member of Congress within a state, the code will be "AL" (at large).
county_number objectrequired
The Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code assigned to a given county or parish within a state. In Alaska, it identifies a region within the state. If APO/FPO/DPO, and the record type is “S,” “H,” or “F,” the county number will be blank.
Global unique internally generated identifier for an address
Possible values: [paf
, pafw
, pafa
, mr
, nyb
, usps
, ecaf
, ecad
]
Indicates the provenance of an address.
Possible values: [United States
, Guam
, Puerto Rico
, England
, Scotland
, Wales
, Northern Ireland
, Jersey
, Guernsey
, Isle of Man
, Ireland
]
Full country names (ISO 3166)
Possible values: [GBR
, IMN
, JEY
, GGY
, USA
, PRI
, GUM
, IRL
]
3 letter country code (ISO 3166-1)
Possible values: [GB
, IM
, JE
, GG
, US
, PR
, GU
, IE
]
2 letter country code (ISO 3166-1)
Possible values: [en
, cy
, ga
]
Language represented by 2 letter ISO Code (639-1)
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
First line of address
Second line of address
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Partial postcode of address
Full postal code of address
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
State or province
Code of state or province (if available)
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
County name
City name
City name abbreviation (if available)
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
Possible values: [``]
Not available for non-US addresses
{
"code": 2000,
"message": "Success"
}
Resource not found
- application/json
- Schema
- Example (from schema)
Schema
API Response Code. Non 2xxx
code indicates a failure. This code will provide a more specific reason when a failure occurs and facilitates debugging.
Human readable error message supplied with every error response.
{
"code": 0,
"message": "string"
}