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I will be instructing a private class for two individuals and will be out of my normal routine. Up to this point I've always used full addresses on the CHL-7. The location for this class does not have a numbered address. How much information is required, minimally, to submit a CHL-7. Range is at the same location also without a numbered address. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Surely it has an address of some type. I taught a class at a Ranch 2 years ago, and even though they were in the boonies there was an address.

If it truly didn't have an address (unlikely), I'd be tempted to use GPS coordinates.

There is a system of 911 addresses for almost any location in the US. Check with the local LE, Fire or EMS they usually can tell you.

Seabear wrote:Surely it has an address of some type. I taught a class at a Ranch 2 years ago, and even though they were in the boonies there was an address.

It may have a road/street/route number it is located on, however, it may not have a numbered address indicating the location. I have a piece of property in Coryell County that does not have a numbered address. The Post Office has indicated that the E911 services issues the address. When contacted, this agency informed me that unless there is a structure on the property (or in the process of building) they cannot issue a 'street number'. I own the property adjacent and went through the same process to get number address for that property.

For the OP, if the P.O. delivers mail on that street, I would note the address of nearest mailbox and indicate "XXX Block of XYZ Street."

Yea that's kind of how it is. Taken care of though.