United States applicants - did you use your full ZIP+4 code for addresses that you listed?

[goldfinger]

Just curious. For each address in my application, I used the 5 digit version of the U.S. zip code. Am I supposed to use the full 9 digit zip code (the one that looks like 12345-1234) or is the shorter, 5-digit version okay?

Let me know. Thanks! Edited for clarity!

 

[scylla]

Just curious. I used my 6 digit zip code for everything (home addresses, prior work addresses, and others.) I don't really want to go back and re-enter the addresses, so I'm wondering what everyone else did?

Let me know. Thanks!

Are you saying that you used the same zip code for every single address?

If so, then I would certainly correct that since it's obviously not right.

My husband had many U.S. addresses in his application. We used the right zip code for each one.

 

[goldfinger]

Are you saying that you used the same zip code for every single address?

If so, then I would certainly correct that since it's obviously not right.

My husband had many U.S. addresses in his application. We used the right zip code for each one.

Whoops! didn't explain myself correctly.

I didn't use the exact same zip code for each different address that I've listed. I mean that, for each different address that I had listed, I used the 5-digit version of the ZIP code for that address. I didn't bother using the full 9-digit zip code.

I guess I was asking if I should use the full, 9-digit zip code (the one that looks like 12345-1234) or it the simple 5 digit version is fine.

Let me know. Thanks!

 

[scylla]

Whoops! didn't explain myself correctly.

I didn't use the exact same zip code for each different address that I've listed. I mean that, for each different address that I had listed, I used the 5-digit version of the ZIP code for that address. I didn't bother using the full 9-digit zip code.

I guess I was asking if I should use the full, 9-digit zip code (the one that looks like 12345-1234) or it the simple 5 digit version is fine.

Let me know. Thanks!

Five is fine.