The reference data contains information for the element that the engine did not use to verify the address. This additional information is not required for a valid address, and the engine did not add the information to the address.

The input address contains the element at an incorrect position in the formatted address, and the engine moved the element to the correct position. For example, the postal code appears after the locality in a country that requires the postal code to appear before the locality.

The reference data includes at least one additional alternative for the address element.

One or more values in the element are not verified because they do not appear in the reference data. The engine cannot confirm their relevance and therefore did not remove them from the address.

The output element is determined by a postal certification rule. This may contradict the address job properties that you configured.

The current element matches the reference data, but two or more elements in the input address contradict each other. For example, the postal code does not match the locality.

The address element matches an outdated or archived name.

The requested language is not available in the reference data for the element. The engine returns the element in the default language.

The engine returns the input value, as the value falls within a valid range in the reference data. The reference data contains a range of values for the element in the address rather than individual values.

Applies in interactive mode when the element in the address suggestion contains a range of values. Indicates that the reference data includes the lower and upper values in the range only.

Applies in interactive mode when the element in the address suggestion contains a range of values. Indicates that the reference data includes values for every address in the range.