shipping_with_tracking_details

The prefix, or title, to the party's name.

When the party is a person, the party's given, or first, name.

When the party is a person, the party's surname or family name. Also known as the last name. Required when the party is a person. Use also to store multiple surnames including the matronymic, or mother's, surname.

When the party is a person, the party's middle name. Use also to store multiple middle names including the patronymic, or father's, middle name.

The suffix for the party's name.

When the party is a person, the party's full name.

The country calling code (CC), in its canonical international [E.164 numbering plan format](https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-E.164/en). The combined length of the CC and the national number must not be greater than 15 digits. The national number consists of a national destination code (NDC) and subscriber number (SN).

The national number, in its canonical international [E.164 numbering plan format](https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-E.164/en). The combined length of the country calling code (CC) and the national number must not be greater than 15 digits. The national number consists of a national destination code (NDC) and subscriber number (SN).

A unique ID that identifies a payer-selected shipping option.

A description that the payer sees, which helps them choose an appropriate shipping option. For example, `Free Shipping`, `USPS Priority Shipping`, `Expédition prioritaire USPS`, or `USPS yōuxiān fā huò`. Localize this description to the payer's locale.

A classification for the method of purchase fulfillment.

If the API request sets `selected = true`, it represents the shipping option that the payee or merchant expects to be pre-selected for the payer when they first view the `shipping.options` in the PayPal Checkout experience. As part of the response if a `shipping.option` contains `selected=true`, it represents the shipping option that the payer selected during the course of checkout with PayPal. Only one `shipping.option` can be set to `selected=true`.

The first line of the address, such as number and street, for example, `173 Drury Lane`. Needed for data entry, and Compliance and Risk checks. This field needs to pass the full address.

The second line of the address, for example, a suite or apartment number.

The third line of the address, if needed. Examples include a street complement for Brazil, direction text, such as `next to Walmart`, or a landmark in an Indian address.

The neighborhood, ward, or district. This is smaller than `admin_area_level_3` or `sub_locality`. Value is:

• The postal sorting code that is used in Guernsey and many French territories, such as French Guiana.
• The fine-grained administrative levels in China.

The sub-locality, suburb, neighborhood, or district. This is smaller than `admin_area_level_2`. Value is:

• Brazil. Suburb, *bairro*, or neighborhood.
• India. Sub-locality or district. Street name information isn't always available, but a sub-locality or district can be a very small area.

A city, town, or village. Smaller than `admin_area_level_1`.

The highest-level sub-division in a country, which is usually a province, state, or ISO-3166-2 subdivision. This data is formatted for postal delivery, for example, `CA` and not `California`. Value, by country, is:

• UK. A county.
• US. A state.
• Canada. A province.
• Japan. A prefecture.
• Switzerland. A *kanton*.

The postal code, which is the ZIP code or equivalent. Typically required for countries with a postal code or an equivalent. See [postal code](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code).

The [2-character ISO 3166-1 code](/api/rest/reference/country-codes/) that identifies the country or region.

Note: The country code for Great Britain is GB and not UK as used in the top-level domain names for that country. Use the `C2` country code for China worldwide for comparable uncontrolled price (CUP) method, bank card, and cross-border transactions.

The tracker id.

The status of the item shipment.

The date and time, in [Internet date and time format](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.6). Seconds are required while fractional seconds are optional.

Note: The regular expression provides guidance but does not reject all invalid dates.

The date and time, in [Internet date and time format](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339#section-5.6). Seconds are required while fractional seconds are optional.

Note: The regular expression provides guidance but does not reject all invalid dates.