Specifies the type of address, such as "Home," "Work," "Billing," or "Shipping." It helps categorize and differentiate between different address entries.

Allows users to assign a custom label or name to the address entry for easy reference. It can be used for additional context or organization, such as "Home Office" or "Office Address."

This field represents the first line of the street address, including the house or building number and the street name. It is an essential part of any physical address.

Optional field that allows for additional address information, such as an apartment number, suite, or any other details that help further pinpoint the location.

Represents the specific alphanumeric code or identifier assigned to a mail stop within an organization or institution. Mail stop codes are often used to route internal or interoffice mail to the correct destination.

Area or neighborhood.

Represents the state, region, or province in which the locality is located. It provides additional context for the geographical location and is especially relevant in larger countries or regions.

Contains the alphanumeric or numeric code that uniquely identifies a specific postal or ZIP code. Postal codes are used for mail sorting and delivery, helping postal services direct mail to the correct geographic.

Indicates the name of the country where the locality is situated. It specifies the broader national context for the locality.

Contains the name of the county, which is a specific administrative or geographical region within a larger state or country. Counties are often used for administrative and geographical purposes.