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Can You Opt Out of NCOA? We are required to use NCOA for all Standard and First Class mail with furnished lists unless the mailing address of each piece includes either "OR CURRENT RESIDENT" or "TO OUR FRIENDS AT" or similar. Acquired lists have already been run through NCOA by the list owner or broker.

CASS(Coding Accuracy Support System) Certification is program that was developed by the USPS to test the accuracy of address-matching software and improve the accuracy of postal coding, such as ZIP+4 Code®, carrier route and 5-digit ZIP Code coding.

Definition: CASS? address standardization is the process of standardizing addresses so that they follow the USPS® Coding Accuracy Support System (CASS?) requirements. CASS? certification is based on accuracy in ZIP codes?, ZIP +4® codes, and delivery point codes.

The CASS Summary Report is CASS form 3553. This form verifies to the Post Office that your data has been coded using CASS-certified software, which is a requirement for claiming many discounted postage rates. Form 3553 must accompany your mail to the Post Office to receive these discounts.

To achieve CASS? certification, participants must pass with a minimum score of 98.5 percent for ZIP + 4, carrier route, Five-Digit ZIP and LACSLink, 100 percent for delivery point coding, eLOT, DPV or DSF2, RDI and Perfect Address.

CASS(Coding Accuracy Support System) Certification is program that was developed by the USPS to test the accuracy of address-matching software and improve the accuracy of postal coding, such as ZIP+4 Code®, carrier route and 5-digit ZIP Code coding.

The CASS (Coding Accuracy Support System) is a USPS (United States Postal Service) process designed to improve the accuracy of your mailings by verifying your address list against an official list of all known deliverable addresses in the United States. The official list is updated quarterly by the USPS.