Address Validator Port Reference

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Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location

Output port that identifies an address that does not provide a secure mailbox or reception point for mail.

The United States Postal Service maintains a list of addresses at which the mailbox is not secure. For example, a retail store is not a secure location if the mail carrier can enter the store but cannot find a mailbox or an employee to receive the mail. The address reference data includes the list of non-secure addresses that the USPS recognizes. Address validation can return the non-secure status of an address when you verify the address in certified mode.

Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location Usage

Select Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location to identify an address that does not have a secure mailbox or reception point for mail.

Port Location

The following table provides the location and default precision of the Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location port:

Port Type	Port Group	Template Model	Precision
Output	US Specific	Basic	1

Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location Output Codes

Address Verification can update the Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location port when the address returns Y, S, or D on the Delivery Point Validation Confirmation port.

The following table describes the Delivery Point Validation No Secure Location output codes:

Code	Description
Y	The address does not provide a secure mailbox or reception point for mail.
N	The mail carrier can find a secure mailbox or reception point.
[Blank]	Address validation did not verify the accessibility of the mailbox. The address did not return a valid value on the Delivery Point Validation Confirmation port. Or, you did not validate the address in certified mode.