Postal Code (with Country Code)
Standardization Definition
| Postal Code (with Country Code) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Description | The Postal Code (with Country Code) standardization definition standardizes postal codes and adds a domestic country code, unless there is already a country code in the input. | |
| Examples | Input | Output |
| H2N-1Z2 | CA-H2N1Z2 | |
| h1n2w2 | CA-H1N2W2 | |
| CDN E8C2R8 | CA-E8C2R8 | |
| U-27514 | US-27514 | |
| U.S.A. 27514 | US-27514 | |
| !V6B 2R7 | CA-V6B2R7 | |
| Postal Code: S9H 3W4 | CA-S9H3W4 | |
| Code Postal: S9H 3W4 | CA-S9H3W4 | |
| V6B C56 | CA-V6B5C6 | |
| MIC 5G5 | CA-M1C5G5 | |
| FR. 12345 | FR-12345 | |
| 12345 6789 | US-12345-6789 | |
| Remarks | If a postal code contains 5 digits, followed by a space or hyphen, followed by 4 digits, it is recognized as a United States postal code, and a hyphen is placed between the two sets of digits per U.S. convention. | |