When a ZIP+4 is missing, USPS does not recognize it as an address they deliver mail to directly đ This can happen when they don't have street delivery in that area, or if it's a brand new building that hasn't been added to the database yet. This will most frequently happen when the address in the database does not contain a ZIP+4. What if Pirate Ship says my address is invalid, but it is correct in the USPS database? If USPS is unable to find the address in their database AND has no suggestions, they'll assume you know best and accept the address anyway đ The package should still make its way to your recipient's local Post Office, but it's up to their local mail carrier to deliver it to the right place. If the city changed, search by the zipcode to see what cities it covers If the zipcode changed, search by city/state to see the recommended zipcodes Search for the entire address, and view any corrections
The best way to doublecheck the autocorrections you're seeing on your label is by using the Look Up a ZIP Code tool on the USPS website. This usually results in small changes, like fixing a spelling error, or changing "Street" to "Drive." However, it isn't uncommon for street names, city names, or zipcodes to change either! Whenever you enter a domestic address into Pirate Ship, our system runs it through the USPS address database for validation purposes đ If the address isn't a direct match, Pirate Ship will automatically correct it using the suggestions USPS makes.
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