2017 CT Internet Instrument Spec October 4, 2016
This document provides the specifications for the English, self-administered version of the Internet instrument for the 2017 Census Test. The instrument will function with a dashboard that is reached after a case is authenticated. The dashboard will direct respondents to complete the necessary sections of the instrument.
Translations and help text will be provided in a separate document.
Variable |
Possible Values |
Default Value |
INTERNET_TE |
1 = One question (enrolled) 2 = Two questions (enrolled and corporation) 3 = Three questions (two enrolled and corporation) |
n/a |
<ADDRESS> |
Partial address from RESIDENCE screen if available.
Partial address from APT_RESIDENCE screen if available.
Partial address from URB_RESIDENCE screen if available.
Partial address from AREANM_RESIDENCE screen if available.
Partial address from GEN_RESIDENCE screen if available.
If PR_STATE=”PR”, then <ADDRESS> comes from the *_RESIDENCE screen, if available.
Else, partial reference address from input file (street address and apt/bldg number)
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<REFDATE> |
April 1, 2017 |
<FULL ADDRESS> |
Full address from the input file |
<OMB STATEMENT> |
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that, for the average household, this survey will take about 10 minutes to complete, including the time for reviewing the instructions and answers. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this burden to: Paperwork Reduction Project ####-####, U.S. Census Bureau, DCMD-2H174, 4600 Silver Hill Road, Washington, DC 20233. You may e-mail comments to 2020.census.paperwork@census.gov; use “Paperwork Project ####-####” as the subject. You are not required to respond to this collection of information if it does not display a valid approval number from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The eight-digit OMB number is ####-####. |
<WARNING MESSAGE> |
US Census Bureau Notice and Consent Warning You are accessing a United States Government computer network. Any information you enter into this system is confidential and may be used by the Census Bureau for statistical purposes, as well as for other uses, such as improving the efficiency of our programs. If you want to know more about the use of this system, and how your privacy is protected, visit our online privacy webpage at http://www.census.gov/about/policies/privacy/privacy-policy.html. Use of this system indicates your consent to us collecting, monitoring, recording, and using the information that you provide.
So that our website remains accurate and available to you and all other visitors, we monitor network traffic to identify unauthorized attempts to upload or change information or otherwise cause damage to the web service. Your usage of this system is likely to be monitored, recorded, and subject to audit. If you are not using the network connection for authorized purposes, then it is a violation of Federal law and can be punished with fines or imprisonment (PUBLIC LAW 99-474). |
The instructions, provided from a link on the Dashboard, should include the following:
#1 |
Who Should Complete the Survey: This survey should be completed by the person who owns or rents the living quarters, or any other person who is at least 15 years of age with knowledge of the household. |
#2 |
Navigation: Use only the “Next” or “Previous” buttons on the bottom of each screen. Do NOT use the Forward or Back buttons on your browser. MOBILE: Use only the forward or back arrows… |
#3 |
Changing Responses: For questions where you must choose a single response from a list, clicking another response will change your answer to that response. If it is a “check all that apply” question, you may click on a selected check box to unselect the box and remove it as one of your answers. |
#4 |
Session Time Limits and Login/Logout: For your security, you will be logged out after 30 minutes of inactivity. If you need to leave the survey for more than 30 minutes, please click “Save and Log Out” so you may return to the survey at a later time. All of your information will be saved. You will need to enter your PIN to resume the survey. Your PIN will be provided to you during the survey. |
#5 |
Help with Survey Questions: If you need assistance on a specific survey question, use the “Help” link that appears with that question. |
#6 |
Submitting your Survey: Once your survey is submitted, you will not be able to access your information or change any of your responses. After you submit your survey and are shown the confirmation page you may close the web browser. |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), provided from a link on the Dashboard, should include the following:
#1 |
Q. What is the 2017 Census Test? The 2017 Census Test is a survey that the U.S. Census Bureau is conducting in preparation for the 2020 Census. The goal of this survey is to develop new methods that will make the next census easier, more convenient, and less costly for taxpayers.
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#2 |
Q. Do I have to complete this survey? This survey is mandatory, but will only take about 10 minutes to complete. We are conducting this survey under the authority of Title 13 United States Code Section 193. This survey has been approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). For this survey, the OMB approval number is ####-####. |
#3 |
Q. Why was I selected for this survey? The U.S. Census Bureau chose your address, not you personally, as part of a randomly selected sample. Your address was selected to represent a cross section of households in your community. |
#4 |
Q. Who should complete the survey? This survey should be completed by the person who owns or rents the living quarters or any other person who is at least 15 years of age with knowledge of the household. |
#5 |
Q. How do I change my answers? For questions where you must choose a single response from a list, clicking another response will change your answer to that response.
If it is a “check all that apply” question, you may click on a selected check box to unselect the box and remove it as one of your answers. |
#6 |
Q. How long will it take to complete this survey? The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that, for the average household, this survey will take about 10 minutes to complete, including the time for reviewing the instructions and answers.
Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this burden to: Paperwork Reduction Project ####-####, U.S. Census Bureau, DMD-2H174, 4600 Silver Hill Road, Washington, DC 20233. You may e-mail comments to 2020.census.paperwork@census.gov; use “Paperwork Project ####-####” as the subject.
Respondents are not required to respond to any information collection unless it displays a valid approval number from the Office of Management and Budget. The OMB approval number for this survey is ####-####.
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#7 |
Q. What types of questions will I be asked? In this survey, you will be asked if the housing unit is rented or owned and for the names of everyone living in the household. For each person living in the household, you will be asked for the name, relationship to householder, sex, age/date of birth, race or origin and whether or not the person sometimes lives or stays somewhere else. |
#8 |
Q. Do you share my data with other agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, the Internal Revenue Service, courts, or the police?
No, individual responses are not shared with anyone, including these government agencies or private organizations. It is against the law to disclose or publish any private information (names, telephone numbers, etc.) that identifies an individual or business. We use your information to produce statistics. The personal information you provide here cannot be used against you by any government agency or court. |
#9 |
Q. How does the Census Bureau protect my survey data? Federal law protects your information, and we have developed policies and statistical safeguards to help us follow the law and further ensure the confidentiality of your information.
Federal Law: Title 13 of the United States Code protects the confidentiality of all your information. Violating this law is a crime with severe penalties.
Privacy Principles: Our Privacy Principles are guidelines that cover all of our activities. These principles encompass both our responsibilities to protect your information and your rights as a respondent. They apply to the information we collect and the statistics we publish.
Statistical Safeguards: Statistical methods ensure that the statistics we release do not identify individuals or businesses. These methods include extensive review and analysis of all our data products, as well as disclosure avoidance methodologies such as data suppression and modification.
Your information is confidential and we will never identify you individually. For more information, visit the Census Bureau’s Data Protection and Privacy Policy webpage (http://www.census.gov/privacy/). |
#10 |
Q. Is it safe to complete this survey online? Yes, for more information, please refer to the FAQ question link, "How does the Census Bureau protect my survey data?" for guidelines on Federal Law, Privacy Principles, and Statistical Safeguards. Additionally, the following policies apply to personally identifiable information provided in an online survey. More information on this topic can be found on the Data Protection and Privacy Policy webpage (http://www.census.gov/privacy/).
For each online survey, we are required to provide an explanation to respondents about the confidentiality of the data and the laws that protect those data (e.g., Title 13, United States Code Section 9 (a)).
All web data submissions are encrypted in order to protect your privacy, even in the remote chance that your survey responses are intercepted.
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#11 |
Q. Will the results be published? The Census Bureau plans to
make results of this study available to the general public.
Results will be presented in aggregate form and no personally
identifiable information will be published. |
Breadcrumbs will be provided through out the demographic section of the survey. The breadcrumbs will provide links back to pages the respondent navigated through to get to their current page.
Data will be save each time a respondent chooses “Next” or “Previous” and each time a respondent navigates from their current screen using the breadcrumbs.
If a respondent selects Logout at any time, the following should be displayed for respondents who were provided a PIN:
Are you sure you want to log out?
If you leave now, you will need your PIN or to have answered a verification question in order to log in again.
If you do not want to leave the survey, click [Return to survey].
If you want to log out, click [Save and Log Out]. |
If a respondent selects Logout at any time, the following should be displayed for respondents who were not provided a PIN:
Are you sure you want to log out?
If you leave now, you will not be able to log in again.
If you do not want to leave the survey, click [Return to survey].
If you want to log out, click [Save and Log Out]. |
The instrument will time out if a respondent is inactive for 30 minutes. After 28 minutes of inactivity, display a warning: “Your session is about to expire. Press Ok to keep working or you will be logged out.”
There will be a dynamic Dashboard that the respondent will return to throughout the survey. It will display different content depending on where you are in the survey and what survey questions have previously been answered.
Once an address is verified or collected, the dashboard will prompt respondents to complete the questions about the household. There will be a “Start” button that will go to the RESPONDENT screen if you entered the survey with and ID or to the RESIDENCE screen if you did not use an ID. If some Household information has been entered, but has not been completed, there will be a “Resume” button.
Pressing “Start”/”Resume” on the Dashboard will take you through several questions that will be used to build the Household Roster. Once the names are collected, each person’s name will be displayed on the Dashboard. Each name will a have a corresponding “Start” button that will allow the respondent to begin the Demographics section for that person.
There will also be a “Delete” option. There will not be an option to delete the Reference Person.
If the questions for that person are completed, there will be an “Edit” button instead of a start button. If the demographics are started, but not completed, for that person, there will be a “Resume” button.
There will also be an option to add additional people below the list of names.
Once data is collected for each name, a “Submit” button will appear.
Screen Name |
WELCOME |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
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Question Wording |
Welcome to the 2017 Census Test.
You will need the materials we mailed to you in order to start. All the information that you provide will remain confidential.
<WARNING MESSAGE>
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Respondents who enter through a PR specific url, will see a Spanish language version of the Welcome screen.
Display the OMB Burden Statement and the Government Computer access warning message at the bottom of the screen in a smaller font.
If the user exceeds the 30 minute inactivity limit anywhere in the survey, display this screen with the error message: “Your session has been inactive for 30 minutes. Please log in to complete the survey.” |
Screen Name |
LOGIN |
Field Names |
RESP_USER_ID: NUM 12 |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
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Question Wording |
You will need the materials we mailed to you in order to start. All the information that you provide will remain confidential.
<Image of USER ID location> Please Log In Please enter the 12-digit USER ID found below the barcode on the materials we mailed to you.
USER ID: _____-_____-____
( Log In ) If you do not have a USER ID, click here.
<WARNING MESSAGE>
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
USER ID: _____-_____-____
(three 4-digits numeric text boxes, separated by a hyphen. Include auto-tabbing between fields.) |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If no ID is entered or VERIFY=blank, display: “Login failed. Please try again.”
If an invalid ID is entered or VERIFY=invalid, display: “Login failed. Please try again.”
If user exceeds 3 login attempts, display: “Your account has been temporarily locked. You will be able to access the survey in 30 minutes.”
Boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If valid, previously used USER ID, and complete, goto COMPLETED.
If valid, previously used USER ID, goto LOGIN2.
If valid, not previously used USER ID, goto CONFIRM.
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Display the OMB Burden Statement and the Government Computer access warning message at the bottom of the screen in a smaller font.
Display an image of the mailing label on the left side of the page indicating where the USER ID is located.
Display the question wording on the right side of the page.
On mobile screens, display the mailing label image below the USER ID, Login button, and no USER ID text.
If the user exceeds the 30 minute inactivity limit anywhere in the survey, display this screen with the error message: “Your session has been inactive for 30 minutes. Please log in to complete the survey.” |
Screen Name |
CONFIRM |
Field Names |
RESP_FOR_QUEST_ADR_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) RESP_FOR_QUEST_ADR_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
<FULL ADDRESS> |
Universe |
LOGIN = valid ID or VERIFY ID <> LOGIN ID |
Question Wording |
Are you completing the 2017 Census Test for the address below? (Help)
<FULL ADDRESS> |
Question Wording Fills |
N/A
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
If “Yes” goto VERIFY ADDRESS If “No”, goto VERIFY |
Help Text link |
CONFIRM |
Special Instructions |
No “Previous” button on this screen.
“Next” button will be disabled until a respondent selects a response – either “Yes” or “No”. |
Screen Name |
VERIFY |
Field Names |
RESP_VERIFIED_USER_ID: NUM 12
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Data Needed |
List of valid USER IDs |
Universe |
CONFIRM=no
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Question Wording |
Please enter your 12-digit USER ID again so that we can verify that you need to complete this survey. |
Question Wording Fills |
N/A
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Response Options |
USER ID: _____-_____-____
(three 4-digits numeric text boxes, separated by a hyphen. Include auto-tabbing between fields.) |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
N/A |
Branching |
If VERIFY is blank, goto LOGIN If VERIFY is invalid, goto LOGIN If VERIFY = LOGIN, goto OTHER_COMPLETE If VERIFY <> LOGIN, goto CONFIRM.
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Help Text link |
N/A |
Special Instructions |
No “Previous” button on this screen. |
Screen Name |
LOGIN2 |
Field Names |
RESP_PIN_TEXT: VARCHAR2(6) |
Data Needed |
USER IDs from input file Email addresses that respondents have provided. PINs and verification questions/responses for USER IDs and email addresses. NONID v2: Username that respondents have provided
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Universe |
LOGIN = Previously used, but not complete, ID NONID LOGIN=previously used, but not complete, email. NONID LOGIN (v2) = previously used, but not complete, username |
Question Wording |
(If from LOGIN, display)
Please Log In
Please enter the 12-digit USER ID found below the barcode on the materials we mailed to you.
USER ID: _____ - _____ - ____
Enter the 6-digit PIN we gave you the last time you entered the survey.
PIN: ____
If you do not know your PIN, click here.
[Login Button]
(If from NONID LOGIN, display) Please enter the PIN associated with this email address.
Email Address: name@domain.com
Enter your 6-digit PIN:
If you do not know your PIN, click here.
[Login Button]
(If from NONID LOGIN (v2), display) Please enter the PIN associated with this username.
Username:: name@domain.com
Enter your 6-digit PIN:
If you do not know your PIN, click here.
[Login Button]
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
PIN: ____
(6 digit PIN) |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If incorrect PIN entered (on first or second attempt): Display error message “Failed login. Please try again.”
If incorrect PIN entered a third time: Display error message “Your account has been temporarily locked. You will be able to access the survey in 30 minutes.”
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Branching |
Correct PIN, goto Dashboard. Third time incorrect PIN entered, goto REGISTER. “Click here” selected and verification available, goto SECURITY. If the respondent selects “Cancel” on the NONID LOGIN2, goto LOGIN
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
For ID cases, pre-fill the USER ID with the information provided in LOGIN. For NON ID cases, display the email address provided in NONID LOGIN.
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Screen Name |
Security |
Field Names |
RESP_SEC_QUEST_ANS_TEXT: VARCHAR2(50) RESP_SEC_QUEST_CODE: NUMERIC(2,0) RESP_SEC_QUEST_RESP_TEXT: VARCHAR2(50) |
Data Needed |
Randomly generated PIN Full list of verification questions
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Universe |
VERIFY ADDRESS = “Yes” NONID LOGIN = valid email |
Question Wording |
To maintain the confidentiality of your data, you will need this PIN to return to the survey in case you leave the survey before submitting your data.
This survey will take approximately 10 minutes. You will be automatically logged off if your computer is idle for 30 minutes.
Please make note of the 6-digit PIN below.
PIN: ____
Please select a verification question for your PIN. If you forget your PIN, you will be asked to provide this response to enter the survey. |
Question Wording Fills |
N/A |
Response Options |
What is the name of your first pet? In what city were you born? What is your paternal grandfather’s first name? What was the last name of your third grade teacher? What was your childhood hero? What is the name of your favorite pet? When you were young, what did you want to be when you grew up?
One 50-character text box that is not case sensitive labeled “Response”. Response:_____________________
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
N/A |
Branching |
Goto DASHBOARD.
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Help Text link |
N/A |
Special Instructions |
No “Previous” button.
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Screen Name |
SECURITY |
Field Names |
RESP_SEC_QUEST_ANS_TEXT: VARCHAR2(50) |
Data Needed |
USER IDs from input file Email addresses that respondents have provided. Verification questions/responses for USER IDs and email addresses.
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Universe |
LOGIN2 = invalid PIN. LOGIN2 = “Click here” and verification question available. |
Question Wording |
Please provide the answer to the following verification question to return to your survey.
<VERIFICATION QUESTION>
Your new PIN is:_____
Please log in using your new PIN to access your account.
Return to Login |
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Response:_____________________ |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If blank, disable “Submit” button.
On first or second incorrect entry, display: “Incorrect response. Please try again or call 1-###-###-#### for assistance.”
On third attempt, display: “Your account has been temporarily locked. You will be able to access the survey in 15 minutes.”
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Branching |
If correct response entered, display new PIN and goto LOGIN2. If the respondent selects “Cancel”, goto LOGIN |
Help Text link |
N/A |
Special Instructions |
No “Previous” button.
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Screen Name |
VERIFY ADDRESS |
Field Names |
RESP_AT_MAFADR_OCD_YES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) RESP_AT_MAFADR_OCD_NO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> |
Universe |
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Question Wording |
On <REFDATE>, <FILL1> living or staying at <ADDRESS>? (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be” If current date is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “were you”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes,” goto SECURITY If “No” or blank, goto ANYONE |
Help Text link |
VERIFY ADDRESS |
Special Instructions |
If “Previous” button is selected, goto CONFIRM |
Screen Name |
ANYONE |
Field Names |
H_OCC_YES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_OCC_NO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_OCC_DK_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> |
Universe |
VERIFY ADDRESS=no |
Question Wording |
<FILL1> at < ADDRESS> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “Will anyone be living” If current date is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “Did anyone live”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “No,” goto VACANCY Else, goto OTHER_COMPLETE |
Help Text link |
ANYONE |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
VACANCY |
Field Names |
H_VAC_FORRENT_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_RENTNOTOCC_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_FORSALE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_SOLDNOTOCC_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_SEASON_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_MIGRANT_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_VAC_OTHER_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
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Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> |
Universe |
VACANCY = no |
Question Wording |
What is the primary reason why no one <FILL1> living or staying at <ADDRESS> on <REFDATE>? The unit <FILL1> – (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
Goto OTHER_COMPLETE |
Help Text link |
VACANCY |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
OTHER_COMPLETE |
Field Names |
RESP_OTHERID_YES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) RESP_OTHERID_NO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
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Data Needed |
<FILL1> <REFDATE> |
Universe |
ANYONE = yes or don’t know VACANCY
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Question Wording |
You do not need to provide any additional information for this address.
Do you have another User ID for the place <FILL1> living or staying on <REFDATE>? (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “you will be” If current date is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “you were”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes,” goto LOGIN If “No,” goto REGISTER (NonID) |
Help Text link |
OTHER_COMPLETE |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
REGISTER |
Field Names |
RESP_USERNAME_TEXT: CHAR 20
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Data Needed |
N/A |
Universe |
Cases from Non ID Welcome page. LOGIN = “Click here” if no ID link selected. VERIFY = LOGIN CONFIRM = “No” twice |
Question Wording |
Please create a username, so that we may log you in to the survey. Why do I need to create a username? (clickable link)
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Question Wording Fills |
N/A
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Response Options |
Username Must be between 8 and 20 characters long and include only letters and numbers. [20 character text box]
<CAPTCHA>
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Username
field must
contain between 8 and 20 characters, including only
letters and numbers. If either rule is violated, display: “Please
enter a valid username. It must be between 8 and 20
characters and include only letters and numbers." “If
you leave the survey before finishing it and have not created a
username, your responses will be not be saved for you to return
and finish.” |
Branching |
If valid, new email, goto SECURITY. If valid, previously used username and survey has been completed, goto COMPLETED. Else if valid, previously used email, goto LOGIN2. If no email address box selected, goto RESIDENCE. If respondent selects “Cancel”, goto LOGIN
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Help Text link |
NONIDLOGIN |
Special Instructions |
No “Previous” button on this screen. The “Submit” button is disabled until the respondent creates a username OR selects the "I do not want to create a username" check box AND successfully passes the Captcha. Create an ID for spawned NONID cases. |
Screen Name |
STATE |
Field Names |
ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_FIPS_STATE_CODE: NUMERIC (2,0) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
Cases from REGISTER screen |
Question Wording |
In order to collect your address, we first need to know in which state you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>.
Please select where you <FILL1> living on <REFDATE>. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will be” If current date is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “were” |
Response Options |
State/PR: drop down menu with alphabetical states, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If no State is selected or State <> PR, goto RESIDENCE via HOUSEHOLD DASHBOARD (NONID Address Collection).
If State = PR, goto APT via HOUSEHOLD DASHBOARD (PR NONID Address Collection)
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Help Text link |
STATE |
Special Instructions |
State names, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico will be abbreviated. |
Screen Name |
RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE (1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Respondent-Provided Street Address Fields ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (20) ADR_STNM_LINE1_TEXT: varchar2 (100) ADR_UNIT_TEXT: varchar2 (52)
Respondent-Provided General Address Fields for Street Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
NONID Respondents who are state-side.
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Question Wording |
Where <FILL1> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
Please provide a complete street address for your residence. Provide the street address you would use to have a package delivered directly to your residence, not a rural route or P.O. Box address used for mailing purposes. A street address is the most helpful for processing your response.
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “did you live”
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Response Options |
Address Number: Ex:101 20-character text box
Street Name: Ex: N Main St 100-character text box
Apt/Unit: Ex: Apt 23 52-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
(check box)
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_STNU_TEXT is nonblank and ADR_STNM_LINE1_TEXT is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_TEXT is blank and ADR_STNM_LINE1_TEXT is nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_TEXT is blank and ADR_STNM_LINE1_TEXT is blank and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide an address number, street name and city and state or ZIP code. 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
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Help Text link |
RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
RURAL_ROUTE |
Field Names |
ADR_IS_RURAL_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) ADR_IS_RURAL_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents who checked “I do not have a street address” and provided blank or invalid responses on the RESIDENCE screen.
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Question Wording |
Do you have a Rural Route address? (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Option Fills |
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
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Help Text link |
RURAL_ROUTE |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
RR_ADDRESS |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Respondent-Provided Rural Route Address Fields ADR_RR_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (3) (1=RR, 2=HC, 3=SR, 4=PSC, 5=RTE) ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (10) ADR_POBOX_TEXT: varchar2 (10)
Respondent-Provided General Address Fields for Rural Route Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
RURAL_ROUTE = “Yes”
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Question Wording |
Please provide the rural route address where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. Also, please provide a description of the physical location in the area provided. (Help)
Describe the physical location of where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. Please provide as much information as possible.
For example: a location description such as "The apartment over the gas station in Selma, CA" or "The brick house with the screened porch on the northeast corner of Farm Road and HC 46 in Suitland, MD 20746“.
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Question Wording Fills |
FILLS: If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
RR Descriptor: drop down menu with the following options
Rural Route #:10-character text box RR Box ID #: 10-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Physical Location Description: 250-character text area |
Response Option fills |
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_RR_DESC_TEXT = blank OR ADR_STNU_TEXT= blank OR ADR_POBOX_TEXT = blank), and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT =nonblank)] and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
1. First time: “Please provide your full address.” 2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide a Rural Route Descriptor, Number, and, Box ID#. Any address you provide should also include a City and State or a ZIP Code.’ 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
If “Physical Location” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a physical location according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Physical Location is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto STAN_RR_ADDRESS, if a valid RR address is provided.
Address boxes and Physical Location Description box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
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Help Text link |
RR_ADDRESS |
Special Instructions |
For all rural route addresses, the applications must process the existing fields (ADR_RR_DESC_TEXT, ADR_STNU_TEXT, and ADR_POBOX_TEXT) into one 40-character VARCHAR2 field called RT_RR_INFO. This field will combine the input from ADR_RR_DESC_TEXT (RR or HC or SR or PSC or RTE), then include one single space as a delimiter, then include the input from ADR_STNU_TEXT, then include one single space as a delimiter, then add the word “Box”, then include one single space delimiter, then include the input from ADR_POBOX_TEXT. The new field RT_RR_INFO will be stored in the application database during address collection, then transferred with the rest of the data at the end of data collection per case.
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Screen Name |
HOMELESS |
Field Names |
ADDR_IS_HOMELESS_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) ADDR_IS_HOMELESS_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
RURAL_ROUTE = “No” or blank
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Question Wording |
<FILL1> experiencing homelessness on <REFDATE>?
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = Will you be If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= Were you
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Response Options |
(Radio buttons)
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Edits/Errors |
Please provide an answer to the question.
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Branching |
Goto OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS
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Help Text link |
HOMELESS |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Respondent-Provided General Address Fields for P.O. Box Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
OTHER_ADDRESS = blank, either or both options
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Question Wording |
Please provide as much information as possible about where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. Please provide a description of the physical location in the area provided. You must provide a city and state, or ZIP code. (Help)
Describe the physical location of where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. Please provide as much information as possible.
For example:
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = will be living If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= lived
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Response Options |
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Physical Location Description: 250-character text area
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_CITY_TEXT= nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button: 1. First time: Any address that you provide should also include a City and State, or a ZIP Code. 2. Second time: You must provide a City and State, or a ZIP Code. 3. Third Time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE screen.
If “Physical Location” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a physical location according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Physical Location is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT.
Address boxes and Physical Location Description box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
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Help Text link |
OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on this screen, this address should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
STAN_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Standardized Street Address Fields ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) ADR_STNM_BASE_STD_NAME: varchar2 (100) ADR_UNIT_DESC_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: ADR_BCU_STATE_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: ADR_BCU_STATE_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): ADR_BCU_STATE_AGEO_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_AGEO_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_AGEO_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_AGEO_ID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the RESIDENCE and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help)
Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in the street name or city names, missing apartment numbers, or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
Address Number: Ex:101 20-character text box
Street Name: Ex: N Main St 100-character text box
Apt/Unit: Ex: Apt 23 52-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is nonblank and H_STDADR_STREET_LINE1_NAME is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_STDADR_STREET_LINE1_NAME is nonblank) OR [H_STDVADR_STREET_NUM_TEXT is blank and H_STDADR_STREET_LINE1_NAME is blank and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide an address number, street name and city and state or ZIP code. 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
Branching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Help Text Link |
STAN_RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for HC_ COUNTY. |
Screen Name |
STAN_RR_ADDRESS |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Standardized Street Address Fields ADR_RR_DESC_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) ADR_STNUPRI_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (10) ADR_POBOX_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (10)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: ADR_BCU_STATE_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: ADR_BCU_STATE_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_MTCH_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_MTCH_ID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): ADR_BCU_STATE_AGEO_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_BCU_COUNTY_AGEO_TEXT: varchar2 (3) ADR_BCU_TRACT_AGEO_ID: varchar2 (6) ADR_BCU_AGEO_ID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the RR_ADDRESS and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help)
Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in city names or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
RR Descriptor: drop down menu with the following options
Rural Route #:10-character text box RR Box ID #: 10-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_RR_DESC_STD_TEXT = blank OR ADR_STNU_TEXT= blank OR ADR_POBOX_STD_TEXT= blank), and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT =nonblank)] and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
1. First time: “Please provide your full address.” 2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide a Rural Route Descriptor, Number, and, Box ID#. Any address you provide should also include a City and State or a ZIP Code.’ 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
Branching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto RR_ADDRESS2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto RR_ADDRESS2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Help Text Link |
STAN_RR_ADDRESS |
Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for HC_ COUNTY. |
Screen Name |
RESIDENCE2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Respondent-Provided Street Address Fields ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) ADR_STRNM_BASE_STD_NAME: varchar2 (100) ADR_UNIT_DESC_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (52)
Respondent-Provided General Address Fields for Street Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_RESIDENCE screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5.
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Question Wording |
We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help) We are unable to process the address you provided. To ensure we have the best possible address for you, please review the information below for a misspelled street name, missing apartment numbers, on an incorrect ZIP Code. Make any changes, if necessary.
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Address Number: Ex:101 20-character text box
Street Name: Ex: N Main St 100-character text box
Apt/Unit: Ex: Apt 23 52-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
If (ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT is nonblank and ADR_STNM_BASE_STD_NAME is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT is blank and ADR_STNM_BASE_STD_NAME is nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT is blank and ADR_STNM_BASE_STD_NAME is blank and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button: 1. First time: “Please provide your full address.” 2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide an address number, street name, and city and state or ZIP code. 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
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Help Text link |
RESIDENCE2 |
Special Instructions |
If the respondent changes any of the fields on this screen, the address will be standardized behind the scenes and then sent to RTNP.
If respondents provide an address on this screen, this address should be standardized and used as the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
RR_ADDRESS2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE(1=Street, 2=Rural Route, 3=Other)
Respondent-Provided Rural Route Address Fields ADR_RR_DESC_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (3) (1=RR, 2=HC, 3=SR, 4=PSC, 5=RTE) ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (10) ADR_POBOX_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (10)
Respondent-Provided General Address Fields for Rural Route Addresses ADR_CITY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_RR_ADDRESS screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5.
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Question Wording |
We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help) We are unable to process the address you provided. To ensure we have the best possible address for you, please review the information below for a misspelled city or an incorrect RR #, Box ID # or ZIP Code. Make any changes, if necessary. Describe the physical location of where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. Please provide as much information as possible. For example: a location description such as "The apartment over the gas station in Selma, CA" or "The brick house with the screened porch on the northeast corner of Farm Road and HC 46 in Suitland, MD 20746”..
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Question Wording Fills |
FILLS: If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
RR Descriptor: drop down menu with the following options
Rural Route #:10-character text box RR Box ID #: 10-character text box
City: 16-character text box State: drop down menu with alphabetical states and District of Columbia ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Physical Location Description: 250-character text area
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Response Option fills |
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Edits/Errors |
If [(ADR_RR_DESC_STD_TEXT = blank OR ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT= blank OR ADR_POBOX_STD_TEXT = blank), and (ADR_CITY_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_STATE_TEXT = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
1. First time: “Please provide your full address.” 2. Second time: “In order to continue, you must provide a Rural Route Descriptor, Number, and Box ID#. Any address you provide should also include a City and State or a ZIP Code.’ 3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
If “Physical Location” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a physical location according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Physical Location is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT, if a valid RR address is provided.
Address boxes and Physical Location Description box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
RR_ADDRESS2 |
Special Instructions |
For all rural route addresses, the application must process the existing fields (ADR_RR_DESC_STD_TEXT, ADR_STNU_PRI_STD_TEXT, and ADR_POBOX_STD_TEXT) into one 40-character VARCHAR2 field called RT_RR_INFO. This field will combine the input from RR_DESC (RR or HC or SR or PSC or RTE), then include one single space as a delimiter, then include the input from ADR_STNU_TEXT, then include one single space as a delimiter, then add the word “Box”, then include one single space delimiter, then include the input from RES_BOXNUM. The new field RT_RR_INFO will be stored in the application database during address collection, then transferred with the rest of the data at the end of data collection per case. If respondents provide an address on this screen, this address should be standardized and used as the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
APT |
Field Names |
H_PRVADR_PR_APT_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_PRVADR_PR_APT_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
USER IDs flagged as PR
Respondents in STATE who chose “Puerto Rico” in the State drop-down menu. |
Question Wording |
<FILL1> in an apartment, condominium, or residencial público? (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “Will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “Did you live”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes”, go to APT_RESIDENCE. If “No” or blank, go to URB. |
Help Text link |
APT |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
URB |
Field Names |
H_PRVADR_PR_URB_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_PRVADR_PR_URB_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents, where APT =”No” or blank. |
Question Wording |
<FILL1> in an urbanización? (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “Will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “Did you live”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes”, go to URB_RESIDENCE. If “No” or blank, go to AREANM |
Help Text link |
URB |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
AREANM |
Field Names |
H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NO:_IND NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents, where URB =”No” or blank. |
Question Wording |
<FILL1> some place where it’s necessary to know your barrio, barriada, sector, community, or parcela? (Help) This is common in rural areas. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “Will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “Did you live”
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes”, go to AREANM_RESIDENCE. If “No” or blank, go to HOMELESS_PR. |
Help Text link |
AREANM |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
HOMELESS_PR |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Respondents, where AREANM =”No” or blank. |
Question Wording |
<FILL1> experiencing homelessness on <REFDATE>?
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = Will you be If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= Were you
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
If “Yes”, go to OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS_PR. If “No” or blank, go to GEN_RESIDENCE |
Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
APT_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_PRVADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR Condominium/Residencial Address Fields ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) H_PRVADR__ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
APT = “Yes” |
Question Wording |
Where <FILL1> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
Please provide any information associated with your address. Do not include your P.O. Box or Rural Route address. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “did you live” |
Response Options |
Name of Apartment/Condominium Building or Public Housing Residencial: 100-character text box Ex: COND Ponce de León or RES Los Jardines de Ponce
Building/Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing your home, as well as how to reach your home. Points of Reference: 250-character text area |
Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME (Name of Condominium, Apartment Building, or Residencial)
AND
H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT (Apt Unit Information; may include Building Identifier)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT (Zip Code) or H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME is nonblank and H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis blank) OR (H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis nonblank) OR [H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis blank and (H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT =nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto STAN_APT_RESIDENCE.
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
APT_RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
Special Instruction #1: Setting Address Type (ADR_TYPE) for Condominium or Residencial Addresses: IF H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NAME = nonblank and H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT= nonblank and ADR_ZIP_TEXT or H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME = nonblank THEN set ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODEADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE= 4
Special Instruction #2: Display Rules for <ADDRESS> If respondents provide an address on the PR_APT_RESIDENCE screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
Display Rules for Apartment Complex Types (ADR_TYPE=4):
Display Rules for Area Name Address Types (ADR_TYPE=6):
Display Rules for General Address Types (ADR_TYPE=7):
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Screen Name |
URB_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_PRVADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR URB Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_URB_NAME: varchar2 (50) ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
URB = “Yes” |
Question Wording |
Where <FILL1> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
Please provide any information associated with your address. Do not include your P.O. Box or Rural Route address. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “did you live” |
Response Options |
Name of Urbanización: 50-character text box Ex: URB José Martí or URB Los Jardines de Caguas
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing your home, as well as how to reach your home. Points of Reference: 250-character text area |
Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
H_PRVADR_ STREET_NUM_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_PRVADR_PR_URB (Name of Urbanización)
AND
H_PRVADR_ ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_PRVADR_MUNI_NAME
If (ADR_STNU_TEXT is nonblank and H_PRVADR_PR_URB is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_TEXT is blank and H_PRVADR_PR_URBis nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_TEXT is blank and H_PRVADR_PR_URB is blank and (H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto STAN_URB_RESIDENCE.
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
URB_RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
Special Instruction #1: Setting Address Type (ADR_TYPE) for Urbanización Addresses: IF H_PRVADR_PR_URB= nonblank and ADR_STNU_TEXT = nonblank and ADR_ZIP_TEXTor H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank THEN set ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODEADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE= 5
Special Instruction #2: Display Rules for <ADDRESS> If respondents provide an address on the PR_URB_RESIDENCE screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
Display Rules for Urbanización Types (ADR_TYPE=5):
((and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME, if H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME =nonblank) and (and H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT, if H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT= nonblank)).
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Screen Name |
AREANM_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_PRVADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250)
Respondent-Provided PR Area Name Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_PR_KMHM_TEXT: NUM (5, excluding decimal) ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
All Respondents from AREANM who answered “Yes” |
Question Wording |
Where <FILL1> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
Please provide any information associated with your address. Do not include your P.O. Box or Rural Route address. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “did you live” |
Response Options |
Please provide nearby points of reference describing how to reach your home. Points of Reference: 250-character text area
Name of Barrio, Barriada, Sector, Parcela, or Community: 100-character text box Ex: BDA Los Toldos, or BO Martí SECT Laguna, or COM Los Reyes, or BO Ponce PARC 10
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: EDIF 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box |
Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME (Name of Barrio, barriada, sector, parcela, or comunidad)
AND
H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME is nonblank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto STAN_AREANM_RESIDENCE.
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
AREANM_RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
Special Instruction #1: Setting Address Type (ADR_TYPE) for Area Name Addresses: IF H_PRVADR_PR_AREA_NAME = nonblank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME = nonblank and ADR_ZIP_TEXTor H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank THEN set ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODEADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE= 6
Special Instruction #2: Display Rules for <ADDRESS> If respondents provide an address on the PR_AREANM_RESIDENCE screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
Display Rules for Area Name Address Types (ADR_TYPE=6):
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Screen Name |
GEN_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_PRVADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR General Address Fields ADR_STNU_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_PRVADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
HOMELESS_PR= “No” or blank |
Question Wording |
Where <FILL1> on <REFDATE>? (Help)
Please provide any information associated with your address. Do not include your P.O. Box or Rural Route address. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = “will you be living” If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= “did you live” |
Response Options |
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street, Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing your home, as well as how to reach your home.Points of Reference: 250-character text area |
Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
ADR_STNU_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (LOCHN is nonblank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (LOCHN is blank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [PR_ LOCHN is blank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you live in an apartment, also include your apartment number.
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto STAN_GENERAL_RESIDENCE.
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
GEN_RESIDENCE |
Special Instructions |
Special Instruction #1: Setting Address Type (ADR_TYPE) for General Addresses:
IF ADR_STNU_TEXT = nonblank and H_PRVADR_LOC_NAME = nonblank and ADR_ZIP_TEXTor H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank THEN set ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODEADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE= 7
Special Instruction #2: Display Rules for <ADDRESS> If respondents provide an address on the PR_GEN_RESIDENCE screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
Display Rules for General Address Types (ADR_TYPE=7):
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Screen Name |
OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS_PR |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields ADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE()
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
Physical Description Field ADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250)
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
HOMLESS_PR = “Yes”
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Question Wording |
Please provide as much information as possible about where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. You must provide a Municipio and PR/State, or ZIP code. (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE, then <FILL1> = will be living If the current data is on or after REFDATE, then <FILL1>= lived
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Response Options |
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Physical Location Description: 250-character text area
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Edits/Errors |
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME If (H_PRVADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank), and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
1. First time: Please provide your full address. Any address that you provide should also include a Municipio or a ZIP Code. 2. Second time: You must provide a Municipio or a ZIP Code. 3. Third Time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE screen.
If “Physical Location” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a physical location according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Physical Location is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT.
Address boxes and Physical Location Description box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If respondent leaves responses blank or “Next” is selected with an invalid address for third time, goto NOCOMPLETE. If respondent provides valid address, goto RESPONDENT.
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Help Text link |
OTHER_ADDRESS_PHYS_PR |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on this screen, this address should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
STAN_APT_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_STDADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Standardized Street Address Fields ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_STDADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_BUILDING_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): AG_STATEFP: varchar2 (2) AG_COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) AG_TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) AG_BCUID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the APT_RESIDENCE and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help) Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in the city names or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
Name of Apartment/Condominium Building or Public Housing Residencial Residencial Público: 100-character text box Ex: COND Ponce de León or RES Los Jardines de Ponce
Building/Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME (Name of Condominium, Apartment Building, or Residencial)
AND
H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT (Apt Unit Information; may include Building Identifier)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT (Zip Code) or H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is nonblank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis blank) OR (H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis nonblank) OR [H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXTis blank and (H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME = nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT =nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
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Branching |
ranching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto APT_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto APT_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for ADR_COUNTY_TEXT. |
Screen Name |
STAN_URB_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_STDADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Standardized Street Address Fields H_STDADR_PR_URB_NAME: varchar2 (50) ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_STDADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): AG_STATEFP: varchar2 (2) AG_COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) AG_TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) AG_BCUID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the URB_RESIDENCE and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help) Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in the city names or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
Name of Urbanización: 50-character text box Ex: URB José Martí or URB Los Jardines de Caguas
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
H_STDADR_ STREET_NUM_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_STDADR_PR_URB (Name of Urbanización)
AND
H_STDADR_ ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_STDADR_MUNI_NAME
If (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is nonblank and H_STDADR_PR_URB is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_STDADR_PR_URBis nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_STDADR_PR_URB is blank and (H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
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Branching |
ranching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto URB_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto URB_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for ADR_COUNTY_TEXT. |
Screen Name |
STAN_AREANM_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_STDADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Standardized Street Address Fields H_STDADR_PR_AREA_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_PR_KMHM_TEXT: NUM (5, excluding decimal) ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_STDADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): AG_STATEFP: varchar2 (2) AG_COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) AG_TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) AG_BCUID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the URB_RESIDENCE and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help) Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in the city names or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
Name of Barrio, Barriada, Sector, Parcela, or Community: 100-character text box Ex: BDA Los Toldos, or BO Martí SECT Laguna, or COM Los Reyes, or BO Ponce PARC 10
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: EDIF 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box |
Edits/Errors |
H_STDADR_PR_AREA_NAME (Name of Barrio, barriada, sector, parcela, or comunidad)
AND
H_STDADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_STDADR_PR_AREA_NAME is nonblank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (H_STDADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [H_STDADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
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Branching |
ranching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto AREANM_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto AREANM_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for ADR_COUNTY_TEXT. |
Screen Name |
STAN_GENERAL_RESIDENCE |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_STDADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Standardized Street Address Fields ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_STDADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_STDADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5) ADR_COUNTY_TEXT: varchar2 (16) Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: STATEFP: varchar2 (2) COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) BCUID: varchar2 (8)
Geocode BCU Fields for Automated Geocoding by GEO (ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 or 5): AG_STATEFP: varchar2 (2) AG_COUNTYFP: varchar2 (3) AG_TRACTCE: varchar2 (6) AG_BCUID: varchar2 (8)
ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE: NUM (1) 1 = Matched to a MTdb Record with an Acceptable Geocode; 2 = Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode; 3 = Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 4 = Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode; 5= Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode; 0 = Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode
ADR_MAF_ID: NUM (9)
ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did Not Match 1=Exact Match 2=Equivocated Match
ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Did not match 1=Matched to preferred location address record 2=Matched to preferred mailing address record 3=Matched to preferred location and preferred mailing record
ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE: varchar2 (1) Matched Record from Real-Time: 0=Not excluded from matching 1=Illegal or missing values 2=Incomplete address 3=Duplicate CUSTID 4=Matched to ineligible MTdb record
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Data Needed |
Standardized address from GEO parsed into the correct fields. |
Universe |
All Respondents who provided a valid address on the GEN_RESIDENCE and GEO Standardizer is functional |
Question Wording |
Address Standardization Here is the address you submitted using standard abbreviations and formatting. (Help) Please review your address for common errors, such as misspellings in the city names or an incorrect ZIP Code and make any changes, if necessary.
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Response Options |
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street, Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
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Edits/Errors |
ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_STDADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (LOCHN is nonblank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (LOCHN is blank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [PR_ LOCHN is blank and H_STDADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_STDADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you live in an apartment, also include your apartment number.
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
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Branching |
ranching Instructions for Matching/Geocoding: If the respondent selects “Next”, the address is sent to RTNP. GEO will process the standardized address and one of 6 match status flags will be returned to the application: If the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=1 (Matched to a Geocoded MTdb Record), then the application will: 1) Send the matched standardized address information to eCase OCS; 2) Send the geocode information received back from GEO to eCase OCS; 3) Send the following variables to eCase OCS;
ADR_MAF_ID ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE ADR_MAF_QUALITY_CODE ADR_MAF_PREF_CODE ADR_MAF_EXCL_CODE;
5) Send the original respondent address information (before standardization) to eCase OCS; and 6) Go to the RESPONDENT so the respondent may continue the questionnaire;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE =1 (Matched to a geocoded MTdb) AND is not within a core county of the 2017 CT test sites, then go to the RESPONDENT screen so the respondent may continue the questionnaire.
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 (Matched to a MTdb record with an Unacceptable Geocode), then the geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=3 (Matched to a Ungeocoded MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=4 (Matched to a MTdb Record, But Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode block information will be populated. Go to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=5 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Received an Acceptable Geocode), then the automated geocode information sent from GEO must be populated. Goto GEN_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0” or “5” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen;
Else if the application receives ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0 (Did Not Match to a MTdb Record, And Did Not Receive an Acceptable Geocode), then no geocode information will be populated. Goto GEN_RESIDENCE2 screen so the respondent can provide additional address information. If the respondent updated address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “0, then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen; or if the respondent address receives a ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE of “5,” then send the respondent to WEBMAP INTERFACE screen (along with the automated geocode information sent from GEO).
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Special Instructions |
Fields are editable and pre-filled with the standardized version of the address.
The final address on this screen should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” that is referenced on the remaining screens unless the ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0,5.
There is no need to display the county field called “HCCOUNTY.” However, the internet application must populate that field when GEO returns the value for ADR_COUNTY_TEXT. |
Screen Name |
APT_RESIDENCE2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_ FINADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR Condominium/Residencial Address Fields H_ FINADR_STREET_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_ FINADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_ FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) H_ FINADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
APT_RESIDENCE |
Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_APT_RESIDENCE screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5.
All Non-ID respondents with addresses that are in the three 2017 Puerto Rico Census Test municipios or in the surrounding six fringe municipios and received a non-match status. |
Question Wording |
Please review the address you provided where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
Name of Apartment/Condominium Building or Residencial Público: 100-character text box Ex: COND Ponce de León or RES Los Jardines de Ponce
Building/Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing how to reach your home.Points of Reference: 250-character text area
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Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME (Name of Condominium, Apartment Building, or Residencial)
AND
H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT (Apt Unit Information; may include Building Identifier)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is nonblank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT is blank) OR (H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT is nonblank) OR [H_FINADR_BUILDING_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT is blank and (H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please click ‘Previous’.”
If you live on a named street, then include that as well. If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE. Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT
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Branching |
If respondent leaves responses blank, or “Next” is selected with an invalid address for third time, goto NOCOMPLETE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is (stalled or disabled or otherwise inaccessible goto RESPONDENT
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 2.3.4.5.0, goto WEBMAP INTERFACE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 1, goto RESPONDENT.
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Help Text link |
APT_RESIDENCE2 |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on the APT_RESIDENCE2 screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
URB_RESIDENCE2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_FINADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR URB Address Fields H_FINADR_PR_URB: varchar2 (50) ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_FINADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
None |
Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_URB_RESIDENCE screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5. All Non-ID respondents with addresses that is in the three 2017 Puerto Rico Census Test municipios. |
Question Wording |
Please review the address you provided where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
Name of Urbanización: 50-character text box Ex: URB José Martí or URB Los Jardines de Caguas
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing how to reach your home.Points of Reference: 250-character text area
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Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_FINADR_PR_URB (Name of Urbanización)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is nonblank and H_FINADR_PR_URB is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_FINADR_PR_URB is nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_FINADR_PR_URB is blank and (H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT
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Branching |
If respondent leaves responses blank, or “Next” is selected with an invalid address for third time, goto NOCOMPLETE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is (stalled or disabled or otherwise inaccessible goto RESPONDENT
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 2.3.4.5.0, goto WEBMAP INTERFACE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 1, goto RESPONDENT.
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Help Text link |
URB_RESIDENCE2 |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on the URB_RESIDENCE2 screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
AREANM_RESIDENCE2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_FINADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Physical Description Field H_FINADR_LOC_DESC_TEXT: varchar2 (250)
Respondent-Provided PR Area Name Address Fields H_FINADR_PR_AREA_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_PR_KMHM_TEXT: NUM (5, excluding decimal) ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_FINADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
None |
Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_AREANM_RESIDENCE screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5. All Non-ID respondents with addresses that are in the three 2017 Puerto Rico Census Test municipios or in the surrounding six fringe municipios and received a non-match status. |
Question Wording |
Please review the address you provided where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help)
Please completely fill in any address information that is associated with your residence.
Do not include your P.O. Box or Rural Route address. |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
Please provide any information associated with your address. Points of Reference: 250-character text area
Name of Barrio, Barriada, Sector, Parcela, or Community: 100-character text box Ex: BDA Los Toldos, or BO Martí SECT Laguna, or COM Los Reyes, or BO Ponce PARC 10
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street or Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: EDIF 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box |
Edits/Errors |
H_FINADR_PR_AREA_NAME (Name of Barrio, barriada, sector, parcela, or comunidad)
AND
H_FINADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (H_FINADR_PR_AREA_NAME is nonblank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (H_FINADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [H_FINADR_PR_AREA_NAME is blank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT
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Branching |
If respondent leaves responses blank, or “Next” is selected with an invalid address for third time, goto NOCOMPLETE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is (stalled or disabled or otherwise inaccessible goto RESPONDENT.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 2.3.4.5.0, goto WEBMAP INTERFACE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 1, goto RESPONDENT.
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Help Text link |
AREANM_RESIDENCE2 |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on the AREANM_RESIDENCE2 screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
GEN_RESIDENCE2 |
Field Names |
Address Type Fields H_FINADR_HUNIT_TYPE_CODE: NUM (1) (4=Apt Complex, 5=Urb, 6=Area Name, 7=General)
Respondent-Provided PR General Address Fields ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT: varchar2 (20) H_FINADR_LOC_NAME: varchar2 (100) H_FINADR_BUILDING_NUM_TEXT: varchar2 (40)
Respondent-Provided Header-coding Address Fields H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME: varchar2 (16) ADR_STATE_TEXT: varchar2 (2) ADR_ZIP_TEXT: varchar2 (5)
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Data Needed |
None |
Universe |
Respondents who provided a valid address on the STAN_GENERAL_RESIDENCE screens and RTNP ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 0 or 5. All Non-ID respondents with addresses that are in the three 2017 Puerto Rico Census Test municipios or in the surrounding six fringe municipios and received a non-match status. |
Question Wording |
Please review the address you provided where you <FILL1> on <REFDATE>. We want to make sure that we have the best address possible for our records. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If the current date is before REFDATE then FILL1 = will be living If the current date is on or after REFDATE then FILL1 = lived
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Response Options |
House Number: 20-character text box Ex: 100 or A1
Name of Street, Avenue: 100-character text box Ex: CLL 10 or AVE FD Roosevelt
Apartment Number: 40-character text box Ex: Torre 5-10, or Apt. B, or 45-9
Municipio: 16-character text box
PR/State: Text box pre-filled in as “PR” and not editable
ZIP Code: 5-character text box
Please provide nearby points of reference describing how to reach your home.Points of Reference: 250-character text area
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Edits/Errors |
Required Fields
ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT (House Number)
AND
H_FINADR_LOC_NAME (Street Name)
AND
ADR_ZIP_TEXT(Zip Code) or H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME
If (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is nonblank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is blank) OR (ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is nonblank) OR [ADR_STNU_STD_TEXT is blank and H_FINADR_LOC_NAME is blank and (H_FINADR_PR_MUNI_NAME= nonblank OR ADR_ZIP_TEXT=nonblank)], and the respondent selects the “Next” button:
If you do not live in this type of address, then please select ‘Previous’.”
If you live in an apartment, also include your apartment number.
If you do not live in this type of address, select ‘Previous’.”
3. Third time: End the survey and display NOCOMPLETE.
Address boxes and Point of Reference box should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing.
If “Point of Reference” is blank, provide a single error message that says: “Please provide a point of reference according to the guidelines above the text box.”
However, because Point of Reference is not required for a valid response, after one edit, the instrument shall allow the respondent to select the “Next” button and goto RESPONDENT
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Branching |
If respondent leaves responses blank, or “Next” is selected with an invalid address for third time, goto NOCOMPLETE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is (stalled or disabled or otherwise inaccessible goto RESPONDENT
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 2.3.4.5.0, goto WEBMAP INTERFACE.
If respondent provides valid address and GEO Standardizer is functional and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE = 1, goto RESPONDENT.
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Help Text link |
GEN_RESIDENCE2 |
Special Instructions |
If respondents provide an address on the GEN_RESIDENCE2 screen, the address below should be the fill for the “<ADDRESS>” variable that is referenced on the remaining screens.
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Screen Name |
WEBMAP INTERFACE |
Field Names |
Geocode Block Fields for Unacceptable Geocodes Captured During MTdb Matching (Not via Automated Geocoding); This is for ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2 Cases: RT_TAB2010BLKST: varchar2 (2) RT_TAB2010BLKCOU: varchar2 (3) RT_TAB2010BLKTRACT: varchar2 (6) RT_TAB2010BLK: varchar2 (6)
General Address Fields for Standardized Street Addresses RT_HC_SA_CITY: varchar2 (16) RT_HC_SA_STATE: varchar2 (2) RT_HC_SA_UPZIP: varchar2 (5)
General Address Fields for Standardized P.O. Box Addresses RT_HC_PO_CITY: varchar2 (16) RT_HC_PO_STATE: varchar2 (2) RT_HC_PO_UPZIP: varchar2 (5)
General Address Fields for Standardized Rural Route Addresses RT_HC_RR_CITY: varchar2 (16) RT_HC_RR_STATE: varchar2 (2) RT_HC_RR_UPZIP: varchar2 (5)
General County Name Field for Standardized Addresses (All Types) RT_HC_SA_COUNTY: varchar2 (16)
Header-Coded Fields for Puerto Rico Addresses RT_PR_HC_COUNAME: varchar2 (16) RT_PR_HC_STATE: varchar2 (2) RT_PR_HC_ZIP: varchar2 (5)
Geocode Block Fields for Automated Geocoding: RT_AG_BCUST: varchar2 (2) RT_AG_BCUCOU: varchar2 (3) RT_AG_BCUTRACT: varchar2 (6) RT_AG_BCUBLK: varchar2 (6)
Geocode Block Fields for Respondent Geocoding : RESG_BCUST: varchar2 (2) RESG_BCUCOU: varchar2 (3) RESG_BCUTRACT: varchar2 (6) RESG_BCUBLK: varchar2 (6)
Automated Geocode Respondent Confirmation Status Flag: RT_AG_RES_CONFIRM: varchar2 (1) (Y=Yes, Area Confirmed; N=No, Respondent Chose New Block Geocode; 0=Cannot Locate Area)
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Data Needed |
Geocode data (RT_BCU*; RT_AG_ *; RESG_ *).
TIGER spatial data |
Universe |
Address Type=1 (Street) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0, 2, 3, 4, 5 OR Address Type=2 (Rural Route) OR Address Type=3 (P.O. Box) OR Address Type=4 (APT) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0, 2, 3, 4, 5 OR Address Type=5 (URB) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0, 2, 3, 4, 5 OR Address Type=6 (AREANAME) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0, 2, 3, 4, 5 OR Address Type=7 (GEN) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0, 2, 3, 4, 5
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Question Wording |
<FILL1> Otherwise, mark the “Cannot Locate Area” checkbox at the bottom of the page, then continue to the next page. (Help)
NOTE: New roads, especially those that are part of a new development, may not appear on the map. In these cases, click and highlight the area you believe contains your address, then continue to the next page.
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Question Wording Fills |
<FILL1> If (Address Type=1 (street) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2,3,5); ELSE IF (Address Type=4 (APT) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2,3,5); ELSE IF (Address Type=5 (URB) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2,3,5); ELSE IF (Address Type=6 (AREANAME) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2,3,5); ELSE IF (Address Type=7 (GEN) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=2,3,5),
THEN display:
“Please review the highlighted area. If you agree that your address is located within that highlighted area, then continue to the next page. If you believe that your address is not in the highlighted area, use the map below to zoom in and find your address location at the street level. Once you have navigated to the street level, please select the area and ensure that your address is located in the highlighted block.”
If (Address Type=1 (street) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0,4) or Address Type =2, 3; ELSE IF (Address Type=4 (APT) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0,4); ELSE IF (Address Type=5 (URB) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0,4); ELSE IF (Address Type=6 (AREANAME) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0,4); ELSE IF (Address Type=7 (GEN) and ADR_MAF_STATUS_CODE=0,4);
THEN display: “Please use the map below to zoom in and find your address location at the street level.
Once you have navigated to the street level, please select the area and ensure that your address is located in the highlighted block.”
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Response Options |
Checkbox • Cannot Locate Area
Using the spatial tools found on the map.
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Response Options Fills |
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Edits/Errors |
If ‘Next’ is clicked without a selected block or the Cannot Locate Area checkbox is left unselected: Display message “You must click on an area on the map or the Cannot Locate Area checkbox, then continue to the next page.”
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Branching |
Go to DASHBOARD |
Help Text link |
WEBMAP |
Special Instructions |
The following pieces are needed to be considered a valid response:
For geocoded cases, if the respondent clicks on another area, then clicks on the “Cannot Locate Area” checkbox, RT_BCU* or RT_AG* should remain filled and RESG_* should remain blank.
The web map interface needs maximum space on the screen in order to fully utilize the mapping functionality.
Instrument must allow a default (i.e., “Start Over”) button which resets the map to the original view (i.e., undoes any zooming and panning) that was provided to the respondent.
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Screen Name |
RESPONDENT |
Field Names |
RESP_FIRST_NAME: CHAR 20 RESP_MIDDLE_NAME: CHAR 20 RESP_LAST_NAME: CHAR 20 RESP_PH_AREA_ID: NUM 3 RESP_PH_PREFIX_ID: NUM 3 RESP_PH_SUFFIX_ID: NUM 4
RESP_EMAIL_TEXT: CHAR 50 RESP_EMAIL_CONF_TEXT: CHAR 50 |
Data Needed |
None |
Universe |
VERIFY ADDRESS=yes Valid address provided in NON_ID ADDRESS BLOCK |
Question Wording |
What is your name, telephone number, and email address? We will only contact you if needed for official Census Bureau business. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
N/A
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Response Options |
Name
Phone Number (separate by a hyphen with auto-tabbing)
Enter email address: 50-character text box Confirm email address: 50-character text box
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If there is fewer than 1 character in the name fields combined and the next button is selected:
Name boxes should be bolded and highlighted.
Name boxes should be bolded and highlighted.
If the two email addresses provided do not match, leave both entries and display the following message: “Your responses do not match. Please try again.”
Email fields must contain “@” and “.” in the field. If either (or both) is missing, display soft edit message: “Please enter a valid email address. It must be in the format: name@domain.com.”
Email address fields should be bolded and highlighted.
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Branching |
If name field is blank and third time “next” is selected, go to NOCOMPLETE. Else, goto POPCOUNT. |
Help Text link |
RESPONDENT |
Special Instructions |
There should be a non-case sensitive confirmation check to make sure both email addresses match.
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Screen Name |
POPCOUNT |
Field Names |
H_SIZE_STATED_INT: NUM2 |
Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> |
Universe |
RESPONDENT |
Question Wording |
Including yourself, how many people <FILL1> living or staying at <ADDRESS>, on <REFDATE>? For more information on who to include, click here. |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
One 2-digit numerical text box. |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Hard Edit
If POPCOUNT = blank and the next button is selected:
First
time: (POPCOUNT field should be highlighted.) 0 response: Please include yourself when reporting the number of people. Second time no response or 0: Display pop-up modal with "Yes" and "No" response options.
On
<REFDATE>, <FILL1> living or staying at
<ADDRESS>?
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
If Yes, close pop-up modal. If
No, goto OTHER_COMPLETE Third time: If the field is blank or zero and “Next” is selected for the third time, goto NOCOMPLETE
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Branching |
If popcount field is invalid or blank and selects “Next” for the third time, goto NOCOMPLETE
If POPCOUNT=1 goto UC. Else, goto PEOPLE. |
Help Text link |
POPCOUNT |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
PEOPLE |
Field Names |
P_FIRST_NAME: CHAR 20 P_MIDDLE_NAME: CHAR 20 P_LAST_NAME: CHAR 20 |
Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> Name from RESPONDENT POPCOUNT response |
Universe |
POPCOUNT<>1 |
Question Wording |
The names listed so far are: <RESPONDENT NAME>
What is the name of each person who <FILL1> living or staying at <ADDRESS> on <REFDATE>? For more information on who to include, click here.
Enter names until you have listed everyone who <FILL1> living or staying there, then continue to the next page.
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Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
Name First Name: 20-character text box Middle Name: 20-character text box Last Name(s): 20-character text box
Click here to add more people
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If all fields are blank and “next” is selected:
. If POPCOUNT <> number of names provided and POPCOUNT (1-99), display a soft edit: Earlier, you said that the number of people living or staying at <ADDRESS> <FILL1> <POPCOUNT>, but you have listed a name for <PERSONCOUNT> <FILL2>. Please review the people you have listed.
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Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
If PERSONCOUNT=1
If PERSONCOUNT=(2-99)
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Branching |
If all fields are blank and “next” is selected for a third time, goto UC
Else if there are 99 people on the roster, including the respondent, goto HOME. Else if there is at least 1 character for any name and, goto UC. |
Help Text link |
PEOPLE |
Special Instructions |
Set PERSONCOUNT = total number of names on the roster, including respondent.
Display the name from RESPONDENT above the response boxes.
Display fields for the number the respondent provided in POPCOUNT. time. Add 1more field if “Click here to add more people” is selected. |
Screen Name |
UC |
Field Names |
H_LOC_ADD_YES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_LOC_ADD_NO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
H_UC_ROSTREV_ADD_INT: NUM (,0)
P_FIRST_NAME: CHAR 20 P_MIDDLE_NAME: CHAR 20 P_LAST_NAME: CHAR 20 |
Data Needed |
<ADDRESS> <REFDATE> ROSTER (all names from PEOPLE and RESPONDENT) |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT<99 and INTERNET_UNDERCOUNT=2 |
Question Wording |
We do not want to miss any people who might <FILL1> at <ADDRESS> on <REFDATE>.
For example:
The names listed so far are: <NAMES FROM RESPONDENT AND PEOPLE>
<FILL2> any ADDITIONAL people that you did not already list? For more information on who to include, click here. |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
IF YES, display: Enter Name:
Click here to add more people
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
If missing a yes/no response: “Please answer “Yes” or “No.” If the answer is “Yes,” please provide the name of that person.
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Branching |
Goto HOME |
Help Text link |
UC |
Special Instructions |
The name boxes should only appear when “Yes” is selected. If the respondent clicks “No” (removing a “Yes” entry), the name boxes should disappear.
When “Yes” is selected, one set of name boxes should appear. One additional set of name boxes should appear when “Click here to add more people” is selected.
Increment <PERSONCOUNT> for each name added on UC.
If <PERSONCOUNT>=99, remove the “Click here to add more people” link.
If the name field is left blank, there is no edit message. |
Screen Name |
HOME |
Field Names |
H_TENURE_OWNED_MORT_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_TENURE_OWNED_FREE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_TENURE_RENTED_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_TENURE_OCC_NOPAY_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
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Universe |
All eligible households |
Question Wording |
On <REFDATE>, <FILL1> the house, apartment, or mobile home at <ADDRESS> <FILL2>– (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
Else if “Occupied without payment of rent” or blank, goto DASHBOARD. Else goto OWNER. |
Help Text link |
HOME |
Special Instructions |
If “Occupied without payment of rent” set <REF NAME> = Person 1. |
Screen Name |
OWNER |
Field Names |
For each person selected: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_OWNER_NONE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) H_RENTER_NONE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
Roster names |
Universe |
Roster size >1 AND HOME = “Owned by you or someone in this household with a mortgage or loan” or “Owned by you or someone in this household free and clear” or “Rented”
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Question Wording |
Of the people who <FILL1> at <ADDRESS>, who <FILL2>the house, apartment, or mobile home on <REFDATE>? (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for nonresponse: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
Goto DASHBOARD |
Help Text link |
OWNER |
Special Instructions |
This question is used to select the reference person for the remainder of the survey:
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Screen Name |
RELATIONSHIP |
Field Names |
P_REL_SPOUSE_OPP_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_PARTNER_OPP_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_SPOUSE_SAME_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_PARTNER_SAME_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_CHILD_BIO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_CHILD_ADOPTED_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_CHILD_STEP_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_SIBLING_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_PARENT_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_GRANDCHILD_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_INLAW_PARENT_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_INLAW_CHILD_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_OTHER_REL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_HOUSEROOMMATE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_CHILD_FOSTER_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_REL_OTHER_NONREL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
REFERENCE PERSON NAME#
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Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) who aren’t the reference person
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Question Wording |
How is <NAME#> related to <REF NAME>?
<NAME#> is <REF NAME>’s ... (Help)
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
|
Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response: “Please provide an answer to the question.” |
Branching |
Goto SEX |
Help Text link |
RELATIONSHIP |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
SEX |
Field Names |
P_SEX_MALE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_SEX_FEMALE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
NAME# |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) |
Question Wording |
What is <NAME#>’s sex? (Help) |
Response Options |
Radio Buttons
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response. “Please provide an answer to the question.”
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Branching |
Goto DOB
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Help Text link |
SEX |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
SEXRELEDIT |
Field Names |
P_SEX_CONF_YES_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_SEX_CONF_NO_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_SEX_MALE_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_SEX_FEMALE_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_REL_SPOUSE_OPP_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_REL_SPOUSE_SAME_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_REL_PARTNER_OPP_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_REL_PARTNER_SAME_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) P_REL_OTHER_REL_CH_IND: numeric (0 = not selected, 1 = if selected) |
Data Needed |
<NAME#> <REF NAME> |
Universe |
Inconsistent sex and relationship is found |
Question and Response Wording |
Please confirm that your
answers are correct: -other
|
Branching |
if no for edit question 1 then
go to DOB screen |
Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Inconsistent sex and
relationship is defined as: Sex of reference person and
sex of partner are the same, and relationship is opposite sex
partner or opposite sex spouse. |
Screen Name |
DOB |
Field Names |
P_BIRTH_MONTH_INT: NUM 2 P_BIRTH_DAY_INT: NUM 2 P_BIRTH_YEAR_INT: NUM 4 P_AGE_INT: CHAR 3 P_AGE_CALC_INT: CHAR 3 |
Data Needed |
NAME# |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) |
Question Wording |
What is <NAME#>’s date of birth? (Help)
Verify or enter correct age as of <REFDATE>. For babies less than 1 year old, do not enter the age in months. Enter 0 as the age. |
Response Options |
Drop down boxes containing Month, Date, Year, and the name of the month (i.e., January, February, etc.) in chronological order.
These drop down input fields should also have the functionality of a text box, in that a respondent can type date into the fields, and have the appropriate date selected.
Day drop down box containing:
Year drop down box: Starts with <current year> and goes to <current year – 126>.
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Edits/Errors |
The following errors are only served after the first input. If errors are made again, no edits are given.
If only DAY is missing and Month ≠ <REFDATE MONTH> No error is displayed.
Red Edit Messages
If DOB is later than <REFDATE>: Display the message “Please check the date of birth. This date is after <REFDATE>.”
If DOB is before 4/2/1891: Display the message “Please check the date of birth. This date is out of range.
If age is outside of the 0-125 range Display: “Please enter an age between 0 and 125. If you do not know the exact age, provide an estimate.”
Green Edit Messages If DOB is totally blank or Month and/or Year are missing or month of birth is reference date month (<REFMONTH>) while day is missing AND age is blank: Display: “If you do not know the complete date of birth, provide what you know. Then enter or confirm age as of <REFDATE>. Estimated ages are acceptable.”
Missing data fields for DOB and age should be highlighted in red.
If
DOB is totally blank or Month and/or Year are missing or month of
birth is reference date month (<REFMONTH>) while day is
missing AND age is provided in range(0-125)
If
age is blank while complete in range (18900402-20170401) date of
birth
is provided If a non-numeric character is entered in AGE: "Please provide age in completed years as of < REFDATE >. Do not round up. Do not enter age in months. For babies less than 1 year old enter 0 as the age." |
Branching |
Goto RACE. |
Help Text link |
DOB |
Special Instructions |
In the Day of Birth drop down for February, the range for February days depends upon whether the year is a leap year. 1-28 when February and year is 1900 or not divisible by 4. 1-29 when February and year is divisible by 4 and not 1900. Currently, the instrument will remove "29" if a respondent selects "February" and a non-leap year. For example, if I chose Feb 29 for the month and day on the instrument. If I then choose a non-leap year for the year, the 29 becomes "DAY" (i.e., blank).
After a date of birth has been entered, determine whether age can be calculated. If so, calculate the age and pre-fill it in the age answer space. Allow the respondent to change the number.
Calculate the Age if: 1. there is a Month and Year of birth, and the Year is between {current year – 126} and current year, and the Month is not reference day month (<REFMONTH >); or 2. there is a Month and Year of birth, and the Year is between {current year – 126} and current year, and the Month is reference day month (<REFMONTH >), and there is a valid entry for Day.
Note that the final output on the URdbS is numeric only. While we do want the Internet instrument to allow alphanumeric entries, any entries with alpha or symbol characters will be deleted from the final response data. |
Screen Name |
RACE |
Field Names |
P_RACE_WHITE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_HISP_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_BLACK_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_ASIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_AIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_MENA_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_NHPI_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE_OTHER_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) |
Data Needed |
NAME# |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) |
Question Wording |
What is <NAME#>’s race or ethnicity? (Help) Select all boxes that apply. Note, you may report more than one group.
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
For example, German, Irish, English, Italian, Polish, French, etc.
For example, Mexican or Mexican American, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Salvadoran, Dominican, Colombian, etc.
For example, African American, Jamaican, Haitian, Nigerian, Ethiopian, Somali, etc.
For example, Chinese, Filipino, Asian Indian, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, etc.
For example, Navajo Nation, Blackfeet Tribe, Mayan, Aztec, Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Government, Tlingit, etc.
For example, Lebanese, Iranian, Egyptian, Syrian, Moroccan,Israeil , etc.
For example, Native Hawaiian, Samoan, Chamorro, Tongan, Fijian, Marshallese, etc.
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Response Options Fills |
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response. Display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
|
Branching |
If RACE = “White” goto WHITE Else if RACE = “Hispanic” goto HISPANIC Else if RACE = “Black” goto BLACK Else if RACE = “Asian” goto ASIAN Else if RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” goto AIAN Else if RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
WHITE |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_GERMAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_IRISH_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ENGLISH_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ITALIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_POLISH_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_FRENCH_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_WHITE_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# |
Universe |
RACE = “White” RACE |
Question Wording |
For person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> WHITE ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help)
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Scottish, Norwegian, Dutch, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Hispanic” goto HISPANIC Else if RACE = “Black” goto BLACK Else if RACE = “Asian” goto ASIAN Else if RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” goto AIAN Else if RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race or ethnicity” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
HISPANIC |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_MEXICAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_PUERTORICAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_CUBAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_SALVADORAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_DOMINICAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_COLOMBIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_HISP_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
RACE = “Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish” |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> White, for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> HISPANIC, LATINO, OR SPANISH ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help) |
Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Guatemalan, Spaniard, Ecuadorian, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Black” goto BLACK Else if RACE = “Asian” goto ASIAN Else if RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” goto AIAN Else if RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
BLACK |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_AFAM_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_JAMAICAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_HAITIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_NIGERIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ETHIOPIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_SOMALI_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_BLACK_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
RACE = “Black or African American” |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> BLACK OR AFRICAN AMERICAN ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help)
|
Question Wording Fills |
|
Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Ghanaian, South African, Barbadian, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Asian” goto ASIAN Else if RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” goto AIAN Else if RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
ASIAN |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_CHINESE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_FILIPINO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ASIANINDIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_VIETNAMESE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_KOREAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_JAPANESE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ASIAN_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
RACE = “Asian” |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic, Black), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> ASIAN ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
|
Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Pakistani, Cambodian, Hmong, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
|
Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” goto AIAN Else if RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
AIAN |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_AINDIAN_TEXT: CHAR 200 P_RACE2_ALASKA_TEXT: CHAR 200 P_RACE2_CSAIND_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
RACE = “American Indian or Alaska Native” |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic, Black, Asian), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE ethnicities? Enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
AMERICAN INDIAN Enter, for example, Navajo Nation, Blackfeet Tribe, Muscogee (Creek) Nation, etc. {display 200-character textbox}
ALASKA NATIVE Enter, for example, Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Government, Tlingit, Orutsararmuit Native Village, etc. {display 200-character textbox}
CENTRAL OR SOUTH AMERICAN INDIAN Enter, for example, Mayan, Aztec, Taino, etc. {Display 200-character text box}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” goto MENA Else if RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
MENA |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_LEBANESE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_IRANIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_EGYPTIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_SYRIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_MOROCCAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_ISRAELI_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_MENA_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African” |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic, Black, Asian, American Indian), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> MIDDLE EASTERN OR NORTH AFRICAN ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help)
|
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Algerian, Iraqi, Kurdish, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” goto NHPI Else if RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
NHPI |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_NATHAWAIIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_SAMOAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_CHAMORRO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_TONGAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_FIJIAN_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_MARSHALLESE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_RACE2_NHPI_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE
|
Universe |
RACE = “Middle Eastern or North African”
|
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic, Black, Asian, American Indian, Middle Eastern), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#’s> NATIVE HAWAIIAN OR OTHER PACIFIC ISLANDER ethnicities? Select all boxes that apply and/or enter details in the space below. Note, you may report more than one group. (Help)
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
Enter, for example, Palauan, Tahitian, Chuukese, etc.
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If RACE = “Some other race, ethnicity, or origin” goto SOR Else if RACE= blank, goto TRBNER_1 |
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
SOR |
Field Names |
P_RACE2_SOR_TEXT: CHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME# RACE |
Universe |
State <> PR and PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) |
Question Wording |
If Person 1 RACE <> (White, Hispanic, Black, Asian, American Indian, Middle Eastern, Native Hawaiian), for person 1 only: “Next, we will collect detailed information for each category selected.”
What are <NAME#>’s other race or ethnicity details? Note, you may report more than one group. (Help) |
Question Wording Fills |
|
Response Options |
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display in green: “Please provide a response. If this person does not have an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
Goto TRBENR_1
|
Help Text link |
RACE |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
TRBENR_1 |
Field Names |
P_TRBENR_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_TRBENR_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
P_TRBENR_TRIBE_NAME: VARCHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME#
|
Universe |
State <> PR and PERSONCOUNT=(1-99) |
Question Wording |
On April 1, 2017, <FILL1> <NAME#> <FILL2> enrolled in any American Indian tribe or Alaska Native tribe or village? |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
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Response Options |
Radio Buttons
IF YES, display: Enter enrolled tribe(s) or village(s).
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
If this person does not provide an answer, continue to the next page.
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
Goto TRBENR_2 |
Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
TRBNENR_2 |
Field Names |
P_TRBSHR_NO_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_TRBSHR_YES_IND: NUM 1 (0=not selected and 1=selected)
P_TRBSHR_CORP_NAME: VARCHAR 200
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Data Needed |
NAME#
|
Universe |
TRBENR_1=Yes |
Question Wording |
On April 1, 2017, <FILL1> a shareholder of any Alaska Native regional or village corporation? |
Question Wording Fills |
If current date is before REFDATE, then
If current date is on or after REFDATE, then
|
Response Options |
Radio Buttons
IF YES, display: Enter Alaska Native regional or village corporation(s).
{display 200-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
If nothing is checked or written into a box, display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
If this person does not provide an answer, continue to the next page.”
Text boxes should be highlighted, so the respondent is alerted to where information is invalid or missing. |
Branching |
If PERSONCOUNT = 1, goto OC If PERSONCOUNTER > 1, goto OC_HH |
Help Text link |
|
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
OC |
Field Names |
P_LOC_ELSE_NO_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_RELATIVES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_COLLEGE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_MILITARY_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_JOB_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_NURSINGHOME_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_JAIL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_SEASONAL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_OTHER_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_OTHER_TEXT: CHAR 250
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Data Needed |
NAME# <ADDRESS> |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(1) |
Question Wording |
Does <NAME#> sometimes live or stay at an address other than <ADDRESS>? Select all that apply.
If “Yes, for another reason” is selected, display: For what reason?
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
If “Yes, for another reason” is selected:
{display 250-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response. Display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
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Branching |
Goto DASHBOARD |
Help Text link |
OC |
Special Instructions |
Display “For what reason?” and a 250 character text box write in field only if “Yes, for another reason” is selected.
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Screen Name |
OC_HH |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
NAME# <ADDRESS> |
Universe |
PERSONCOUNT=(2-99) |
Question Wording |
We would like to make sure everyone is only counted once. Some people live or stay in more than one place.
For example:
Of the people you have listed, please select anyone who usually lives or stays somewhere else.
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Check boxes Select all that apply.
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response. Display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
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Branching |
If “None of the above”, goto DASHBOARD If one or more <Name #> is selected, goto OC_P |
Help Text link |
OC |
Special Instructions |
|
Screen Name |
OC_P |
Field Names |
P_LOC_ELSE_RELATIVES_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_COLLEGE_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_MILITARY_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_JOB_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_NURSINGHOME_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_JAIL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_SEASONAL_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_OTHER_IND: NUM1 (0=not selected and 1=selected) P_LOC_ELSE_OTHER_TEXT: CHAR 250
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Data Needed |
NAME# |
Universe |
If the number of persons selected on OC_HH screen = 1 and respondent selects “Next” from OC_HH screen. If the number of persons selected on the OC_HH screen >1 and respondent selects “Next” from previous OC_P screen.
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Question Wording |
Why does <NAME> usually live or stay somewhere else? Select all that apply.
If “For another reason” is selected, display: For what reason?
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Checkboxes
If “For another reason” is selected:
{display 250-character textbox}
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Edits/Errors |
Soft edit for no response. Display: “Please provide an answer to the question.”
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Branching |
If persons selected on OC_HH screen = 1, goto Dashboard – Complete. If persons selected on list > 1, go to OC_P. |
Help Text link |
OC |
Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
SUBMIT DASHBOARD |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Cases where respondents are sufficient
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Question Wording |
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Submit Census Form (button) |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
goto SUBMIT
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
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Screen Name |
SUBMIT |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Cases where respondent clicks “Submit Census Form”.
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Question Wording |
Submitting your Survey
Once your survey is submitted, you will not be able to access your information or change any of your responses. After you submit your survey and are shown the confirmation page, you may close the web browser.
Would you like to submit your survey now? |
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
Yes No (buttons) |
Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
Yes goto CONFIRMATION No goto DASHBOARD |
Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
SUBMIT SURVEY will be a popup on the Dashboard.
Once a respondent submits a survey, they will not be permitted to return to the survey.
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Screen Name |
CONFIRMATION |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
All submitted cases. |
Universe |
Cases where the user has submitted the survey from the Dashboard. |
Question Wording |
Thank you for completing the 2017 Census Test.
Insert <time and date stamp>
If you have any questions, please call 1-866-886-2836 |
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Center all text.
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Screen Name |
COMPLETE |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
USER IDs and email addresses from completed cases. |
Universe |
Completed cases who log in again. |
Question Wording |
The 2017 Census Test has already been completed for this address. If you have any questions, please call 1-866-886-2836. |
Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Center all text.
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Screen Name |
NO_COMPLETE |
Field Names |
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Data Needed |
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Universe |
Cases where no valid address is provided. Cases where no name is provided on the RESPONDENT screen. Cases where no popcount is provided on the POPCOUNT screen. |
Question Wording |
You do not need to complete this survey.
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Question Wording Fills |
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Response Options |
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Response Options Fills |
N/A |
Edits/Errors |
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Branching |
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Help Text link |
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Special Instructions |
Center all text. |
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Author | Gianna S Dusch |
File Modified | 0000-00-00 |
File Created | 2021-01-23 |