1A: A new address has been supplied by the NCOALink
product or ICOA product and is DPV confirmed.

1C: DPV confirmed. Deliverable as long as the name of
the addressee is correct.

1F: DPV confirmed. A CMRA (Commercial Mail Receiving
Agency) address that includes a PMB (Private Mail Box)
number. Deliverable or forwardable by the CMRA as long
as the name of the addressee is correct.

1G: An address has been converted by LACSLink and is
DPV confirmed.

1H: DPV confirmed in a Unique ZIP CodeTM or a Military
ZIP Code. In each case, the USPS delivers mail to a
central point (a company, a university mail room, a military
Post OfficeTM), but final delivery to individual addresses (a
specific building, department, or individual) is handled by
employees within the organization.

2C: General Delivery Addresses or a DSF2® delivery point
drop. Final delivery is probably dependent on building
manager.

2D: DPV confirmed High Rise address. The primary
address (street information) is verified by the DPV product,
but secondary data (apartment or suite) is missing or
incorrect. The address is NOT within a major metro area so
it may be deliverable.

2E: Address is a CMRA but it does not have a PMB
number.

2F: A new address has been supplied by NCOALink or
ICOA and has been DPV confirmed and the new "move to"
address is a seasonal address. This score may indicate a
"snowbird" or someone who routinely moves between two
addresses.

2G: An address has been converted by LACSLink and has
been DPV confirmed and the converted address is a
seasonal address. This score may indicate a "snowbird" or
someone who routinely moves between two addresses.

2H: Address does not have a ZIP+4 Code or any postal
coding, but it is a known address. This is new construction
or renovation that is "new to the file." Current postal files
don't yet contain delivery point information for this address,
so it won't qualify for postage discounts. The address will
be coded, probably within the next 30 days.

3B: DPV confirmed. The address and surname are very
similar to a record on the NCOALink database, but differences
in either the first name or the middle name prevent a match;
therefore, a forwarding address cannot be supplied.