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The United States Postal Service (USPS) considers an address a non-standard address when it does not match any address in the USPS address database. Sometimes it also goes by the name non-USPS address.

USPS address standardization means transforming addresses ing to the USPS addressing standard. ing to USPS, a standardized address spans three lines and covers the name of the receiver in the first line, street address in the second one, and the city, state, and zip code in the third line.

Address standardization (or address normalization) is the process of checking and correcting address records to a standard format, ing to an authoritative database (USPS in the United States). It involves checking for spelling, formatting, and abbreviation errors, and corrects addresses to a normalized format.

A standardized address is one that includes all required address elements and that uses the Postal Service standard abbreviations (as shown in this publication or in the current Postal Service ZIP+4 file).

Address validation (or verification) is the process of checking a mailing address against an authoritative address database. If the address matches an address in the official database, the address "validates", meaning it's real.

Place the recipient's name on the first line. On the second line, write the building number and street name. Include the city, state and ZIP code on the final line.

Before deliverability can be determined, an address must first be standardized so that it is complete, including any missing city, state, or ZIP Code information and using USPS-approved spelling, abbreviations, and formatting.