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2. How to validate the given address using USPS? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/5049958

   Address validatedAddress = m.ValidateAddress(a); NOTE: For some reason, you need to put the actual Address as Address2. If you attempt to put Address1 as "6406 Ivy Lane" it will fail. Address1 is apparently for apartment or suite number. Courtesy Simon Weaver 's comment below. edited Oct 4, 2017 at 6:37.

3. USPS Address Validation API using XML and Javascript

   stackoverflow.com/questions/67795426

   1. It looks like you are passing the XML in the body. According to the USPS Web Tools documentation, the XML payload is passed as a query parameter. I've refactored you example below. const xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); let xml = '<AddressValidateRequest USERID="XXXXXXX"><Address><Address1>324 Church St</Address1><Address2></Address2><City>Ray ...

4. USPS API for Address Correction Response Question

   stackoverflow.com/questions/61311434

   [I am not saying that the USPS data is bad; the likely scenario is that the entered address is so bad the USPS guessed wrong]. Anyway, I am looking at the response sample for the verify service: I am observing that only one guess at the real address is returned. Other services I have seen return multiple so the user can pick the best one.

5. How do you perform address validation? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/134956

   Not 100% perfect, but it should reject blatantly non-existent addresses. Submit the entire address to Google's geocoding web service. This service attempts to return the exact coordinates of the location you feed it, i.e. latitude and longitude. In my experience if the address is invalid you will get a result of 602 from the service.

6. Google Apps Script USPS Address Validation API - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/61286549

   Once you have the "xmlreturn" (as I called it above) from the fetch, you'll need to parse the XML response to get each piece of the address returned from USPS. Here is how I did it using regex for Address Line 2. You do the same pretty much for the other pieces, just changing your regex slightly.

7. validate Addresses with USPS Macro -access DOM Explorer

   stackoverflow.com/questions/52064335

   I am using below code to validate address in excel with USPS website. How can i retrieve the returned data from DOM Explorer section? Please see attached picture. I am able to see the data from USPS return in IE but i cant retrieve the data in the code. Thank you for your help . My code

8. c# - USPS address validation API : If & or # symbol in address...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/57309299

   I have written a C# code to access the USPS Address validation API. The API is returning a proper response if there is no &amp; or # symbol. But if the request has # or &amp; symbol then I am gett...

9. How to parse freeform street/postal address out of text, and into...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/11160192

   Makes sense. Google's data is some of the best in the world. However, Google Maps does not verify the address. If an address does not exist, it will still show you where the address would be if it did exist (try it on your own street; use a house number that you know doesn't exist). This is useful sometimes, but be aware of that.

10. Authorization failure in USPS Address verification API

    stackoverflow.com/questions/20395069

    Just i have a Registered with USPS which provides the US Address Validation API. I am using the following code to get the XML Response. But, unfortunately the Response says: Authorization Failure User 'xxxxxxxxx' is not authorized to use API Verify.USPSCOM::DoAuth. Do i missing something? Code:

11. PHP / Google Maps API - Easiest method to verify a street address...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/7631045

    It sounds like you are looking for a "live" address verification solution as opposed to a batch processing or "scrubbing" solution. As for the "live" address verification services, you are correct that USPS (US Postal Service) requires you to use their delivery services if you use their API. UPS (United Parcel Service) is the same way.