We scan the address you enter against the United States Postal Service address database before it's accepted. The database may not be recognizing your address the way you entered it.
When entering address information:
- For numeric streets, try numeric and word versions (e.g., 1st or First)
- Don't use punctuation, such as periods and commas
- Abbreviate directions using N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW
- If your street has a direction prefix (N, S, E, W, etc.) be sure to include it before the street name (e.g., 240 S Graham Street)
- If your street has a direction suffix (N, S, E, W, etc.) be sure to include it after the street name (e.g., 1729 First Street NW)
- Include your complete street address (e.g., Drive, Avenue, etc.)
- If you live in a community with a unique name that's part of a larger city, try entering the community name instead of the city name
For Units, Apartments, Suites, etc.:
- Try alternate names for your unit type (e.g.,. Apartment or Suite) as well as abbreviated formats (e.g., Apt or Ste)
- If you live in an apartment with several floors and apartments, include your floor and apt number (e.g., Flr 1 Apt C)
- If you live in a building that's assigned a building and unit number, include the building and/or the unit number (i.e. Bldg P Apt 21)
- Use spaces between numeric and alpha characters (e.g., Bldg P Apt 3 A)