Element | Occurrence | Description | Example Usage |
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@nr | min.1 max.1 | Record number | nr="1" |
@status | min.1 max.1 | 1=active, 0=inactive | |
Name | min.1 max.1 | Name of the company (if company is registered, it is the currently registered name) | <Name>Sample Watch Ltd</Name> |
Tradename | min.0 max.1 | Tradename / former name of the company (if company is registered, it is the currently registered trade name or the former name (in last situation it will be marked as "Prev. Name")) | <Tradename>Sample Watch Group</Tradename> |
Line1-4 | min.0 max.1 | Address lines including, Building, Street, PoBox etc. | <Line1>Mexico Tower</Line1> <Line2>Floor 312f</Line2> <Line3>Main street 15</Line3> <Line4/> |
ZIP | min.0 max.1 | Address ZIP code (Zone Improvement Plan) | <ZIP>56233</ZIP> |
City | min.0 max.1 | Address City | <City>Paris</City> |
County | min.0 max.1 | Address County. It is the next greater geographical classification in a country, like counties, regions, states etc. In some cases, alpha 2 or 3 codes are used | <County>Texas</County> <County>TX</County> |
CountryCode | min.1 max.1 | Country ISO 3166, alpha 2-code | <CountryCode>US</CountryCode> |
Country | min.1 max.1 | Country description | <Country>United States of America</Country> |
CountryIsoA3 | min.0 max.1 | Country ISO 3166, alpha 3-code | <CountryIsoA3>USA</CountryIsoA3> |
CountryIsoNum | min.0 max.1 | Country ISO 3166, numeric code | <CountryIsoNum>840</CountryIsoNum> |
CountryDialCode | min 0 max.1 | Country dial prefix | <CountryDialCode>+1</CountryDialCode> |
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