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Standardized representation of a postal address.
The object supports international formats while enforcing consistent field lengths and validation rules.

countryCode must follow the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (e.g., "DK").

postalCode and city capture the locality information.

line1 is required for meaningful addresses; line2 and line3 are optional extensions and should only be used if the address naturally contains multiple lines, always in order (line1 → line2 → line3).

All fields are nullable, allowing partial addresses where only some information is known.

Standardized representation of a postal address. The object supports international formats while enforcing consistent field lengths and validation rules. - `countryCode` must follow the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard (e.g., `"DK"`). - `postalCode` and `city` capture the locality information. - `line1` is required for meaningful addresses; `line2` and `line3` are optional extensions and should only be used if the address naturally contains multiple lines, always in order (line1 → line2 → line3). - All fields are nullable, allowing partial addresses where only some information is known.

countryCodestring

Nullable

ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code

Length:

2 <= length <= 2

Example:

"DK"

postalCodestring

Nullable

The local postal code of the address

Length:

1 <= length <= 16

Example:

"1400"

citystring

Nullable

The city

Length:

1 <= length <= 50

Example:

"København"

line1string

Nullable

The first address line. Most address only has a singular line.

Length:

1 <= length <= 50

Example:

"Torvegade 45"

line2string

Nullable

Second address line. Only use if address contains multiple lines. Always start with line1.

Length:

1 <= length <= 50

Example:

"2. th."

line3string

Nullable

Third address line. Only use if address contains multiple lines. Always start with line1 and line2.

Length:

1 <= length <= 50

Example:

"Christianshavn"