Express Entry:ExpressAddress

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URL

REST

Use	URL
Standard	http://expressentry.melissadata.net/web/ExpressAddress
Secure	https://expressentry.melissadata.net/web/ExpressAddress

JSON

Use	URL
Standard	http://expressentry.melissadata.net/jsonp/ExpressAddress
Secure	https://expressentry.melissadata.net/jsonp/ExpressAddress

ExpressAddress

The ExpressAddress service is consumed to retrieve U.S. results containing all of the available address elements of an address record: AddressLine1, City, State, PostalCode, SuiteName, SuiteRange, and SuiteCount.

A typical use of the ExpressAddress method is preceded by a call to the ExpressPostalCode service. The ExpressPostalCode service is provided as a means of retrieving postal code, city, and state combinations using the postal code as the search input.

Example Call

http://expressentry.melissadata.net/web/ExpressAddress?format={FORMAT}&id={ID}&line1={LINE1}&city={CITY}&state={STATE}&postalcode={POSTALCODE}&maxrecords={MAXRECORDS}&opt={poboxes:true}

Requested Field	Input	Description
Format	{XML, JSON}	The return format of the request.
ID	Text	The License Key or token
Line1	Search terms delimited by %20 or space.	The actual words of the search term.
City	Text	Optional. The city of the address.
State	Text	Optional. The state of the address.
PostalCode	Text	Optional. The postal code of the address.
Maxrecords	Number	The maximum number of records to return. (Default 10, Maximum 100)
Opt	poboxes:true	US Only: Return P.O. Boxes and military addresses

Schema

?format=

The response will be formatted according to the value set here.

Valid values are: XML and JSON.

&id=

The ID element can contain your user ID, a complete License Key, or a token.

&line1=

Line1 input typically contains house number and street information i.e. “100 Main St.” Line1 is used in combination with City, State, or PostalCode.

&city=

Using the City in a query will help refine results, limiting responses accordingly.

&state=

Using the State in a query will help refine results, limiting responses accordingly.

&postalcode=

Using the postal code in a query will help refine results, limiting responses accordingly.

&maxrecords=

Maxrecords is provided to control the number of results returned from a request to the service.

The default value is 10 and the maximum is 100 records.

&opt=

When set to poboxes:true, U.S. Addresses will return P.O. Boxes and military addresses along with the usual address results. Multiple options for &opt can be delimited by semicolon.