9-digit ZIP code finder
USPS ZIP+4 Lookup Tool (Free)
Enter a full address to get the correct 9-digit ZIP+4 code and USPS-standardized address format using USPS address data.
Look Up ZIP+4 Code
USPS requires a full street address plus either city & state or a 5-digit ZIP code.
What is ZIP+4?
ZIP+4 adds four digits to a standard 5-digit ZIP code. Those extra digits help USPS narrow a delivery route to a more precise segment, building, floor, or high-volume delivery point.
You can usually mail with only the 5-digit ZIP, but a confirmed ZIP+4 can improve sorting accuracy and reduce avoidable delivery issues.
Why ZIP+4 lookup might fail
- Missing apartment or unit: multi-unit buildings often need the secondary address line before USPS can confirm the exact delivery point.
- Street spelling or city mismatch: small typos can prevent a clean USPS match.
- New or changed addresses: very new construction, renamed streets, or recent address changes may not return a ZIP+4 immediately.
- Not enough locality data: try adding both city/state and the 5-digit ZIP when one input alone does not match.
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