Use the CountrySpecific property to specify whether Address Verification returns the enrichments that it offers for individual countries. When you set the CountrySpecific property to true, Address Verification returns any country-specific enrichment that it finds in the reference data for the input addresses that identify the country. The default CountrySpecific property value is false.

You can additionally configure Address Verification to return enrichments for a subset of the countries for which enrichments are available. To do so, set the CountrySpecific property to true, and add a list of one or more countries as an array to the Countries element. Add the ISO three-character codes for each country in a comma-separated list, for example AUT, DEU. When you add a list of countries to the Countries element, Address Verification returns the available enrichments for the countries that you specify only. Find the Countries element under

Parameters

CountrySets

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The following table lists the countries that support supplementary information, the databases to install, and the enrichment codes for each country:

Use the Global property to activate enrichments that can apply in the same way to addresses in every country. To return the enrichments, set the property to true. The default value is false.

Address Verification supports the following global enrichments:

The global enrichments TimeZoneCode and TimeZoneName are available only for United States addresses.

Address Verification

returns status codes that describe the status of the enrichment data in the output address. For information about enrichment status codes, see Certification and Enrichment Data Status Codes.