Express Entry:ExpressPostalCode

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URL

REST

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


JSON

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


ExpressPostalCode

ExpressPostalCode is provided as a convenient method for quickly retrieving U.S. city and state information using the ZIP code as the input. A subsequent call to ExpressAddress benefits greatly by using the city and state information from ExpressPostalCode.

Example Call

http://expressentry.melissadata.net/web/ExpressPostalCode?format={FORMAT}&id={ID}&postalcode={POSTALCODE}&maxrecords={MAXRECORDS}

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.
&postalcode=
The postal code field is the input used to retrieve city and state information with the ExpressPostalCode Request.
&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.