Was it intentional, or an oversight, to not list PR under the various states?
This isn't a political question (I know that Puerto Rico is a commonwealth and not a state). It's just that as far as I understand it, the USPS expects addresses in Puerto Rico to have the format of the final line of the address as:
City Name, PR, Zip Code
An example would be:
MR PEDRO O VALENTÍN
23 RES LLORENS TORRES
SAN JUAN PR 00924-1234
This example is from this page:
https://ribbs.usps.gov/addressing/do..._-_ENGLISH.PDF
In fact, in the eyes of the US Postal Service, it is more like an off-shore state such as Hawaii - where US Domestic Postal rates apply - than as a foreign country.
So... is there something I should think about before I remove PR from the list of COUNTRIES and instead move PR to the list of states?
Thanks in advance.
This isn't a political question (I know that Puerto Rico is a commonwealth and not a state). It's just that as far as I understand it, the USPS expects addresses in Puerto Rico to have the format of the final line of the address as:
City Name, PR, Zip Code
An example would be:
MR PEDRO O VALENTÍN
23 RES LLORENS TORRES
SAN JUAN PR 00924-1234
This example is from this page:
https://ribbs.usps.gov/addressing/do..._-_ENGLISH.PDF
In fact, in the eyes of the US Postal Service, it is more like an off-shore state such as Hawaii - where US Domestic Postal rates apply - than as a foreign country.
So... is there something I should think about before I remove PR from the list of COUNTRIES and instead move PR to the list of states?
Thanks in advance.
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