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Follow these steps to get set up with Address Validation in Maps JavaScript API.
Get an API key and enable the Maps JavaScript API
Before using Address Validation in Maps JavaScript API, you need a Cloud
project with a billing account, and both the Maps JavaScript API
and Address Validation APIenabled. To learn more, see
Set up your Google Cloud project.
Get an API key
Enable the Maps JavaScript API
Enable the Address Validation API
Update your map initialization code
Load the Maps JavaScript API.
Load the Address Validation in Maps JavaScript API library from within an
async function when needed:
const {AddressValidation} = await google.maps.importLibrary('addressValidation');
Next steps
Validate an address
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Last updated 2026-03-31 UTC.
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