My address

[pdlock]

My address is 22251 1/2 xxxxx St.   Intuit won't let me use the number with a fraction, so I get error codes every year when I try to e-file my 1040 forms.   My bank account and credit cards both use that address, so my Intuit account must match to prevent errors.   How can I add a fractional address number?

[fanfare]

Try 22251 bis xxxxx St.

Like they do in France.

[DanP0428]

You can just leave the fraction off.  

[pdlock]

We live in a large complex of townhouses and all the addresses are fractional fourths.   Without the fraction, the mail is frequently misdelivered.   Unfortunately, there's no solution for me.

[SweetieJean]

or spell out one half.

[DanP0428]

Awesome, that is the perfect answer.

[krhertzer]

I end up having to replace my fraction address with a decimal (1816.5 instead of 1816 1/2).

The worst part is that fractional addresses must work in some parts of the program/website, because that was what was prepopulated when I just entered my cc authorization to pay the state filing fee today. But it kept the submit button dimmed out with no error displayed until I put the cursor on that field, and I had to remove the / to get the form to submit.

Intuit: These are officially recognized USPS addresses (https://pe.usps.com/text/pub28/28ape_004.htm). Please fix your software to accept them.