When names are identical, filing order is determined by the addresses in which order?
A) state or province names, city names, street names, and house or building numbers
B) street names, house or building numbers, city names, and state or province names
C) city names, state or province names, street names, and house or building numbers
D) house or building numbers, street names, city names state or province names

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Cities are generally larger and more populous than states or provinces, and are therefore more likely to have multiple entries with the same name. Therefore, the filing order starts with city names, followed by state or province names, then street names, and finally house or building numbers.

When Names Are Identical, Filing Order Is Determined by the Addresses