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There’s also the question of unit numbers and whatnot. In some addressing lookup systems in the US my address is 525 Some Road Unit G; but I have encountered sy
by bobthepanda 2y ago
There’s also the question of unit numbers and whatnot. In some addressing lookup systems in the US my address is 525 Some Road Unit G; but I have encountered systems that treat it as 525G Some Road.
- koakuma-chan 2y agoThe unit is usually formatted as either `{building number}-{unit number} {street name}` or `{building number} {street name}, Unit {unit number}`. But both resolve to the same thing.
- BobaFloutist 2y agoWhat I like is that address box 2 (sometimes unlabelled, lives under the address box) exists specifically for unit numbers. So, I'll put in my street address in two lines: Street Address :792 Charleston Avenue Street Address 2:555 At which point, almost invariably, it'll say "Do you want to accept the Post Office's recommended address?" Street Address :792 Charleston Avenue 555 Street Address 2: Why provide the second address box if even in the one case where it's relevant and appropriate to use it, you're going to just stick the unit number in the first line anyway? It's so silly!