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title: "How can I submit an English order page and prefill the country?"
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# How can I submit an English order page and prefill the country?

When you use our hosted signup page, you can submit an english page by adding the following URL suffix /portal/signup.html#/"Planvariants-Id"**?language=en**

If you use our hosted order portal, you can easily display an English translation of the order page with the URL suffix /portal/signup.html#/"Plan Variant ID"**?language=en** for your customers. You can also access a French order page with "**?language=fr**". You can translate the titles and headings of the respective languages in "Settings > Integration > Self-Service > Hosted Signup". These translations can also be output for other languages.

You can also prefill the country of the billing address with a URL query string. Several parameters are separated by"**&**". You can find a list of fields that can be pre-filled here:

**fname, lname** (First- and Last Name)

**cname** (Company Name)

**pnum** (Phone Number)

**email** (Email Address)

**street, hnum** (Street and House Number)

**pcode, city** (Postal Code and City)

**aline1, aline2** (additional address lines)

**country** (Country as 2-letter ISO code)

**vatid** (VAT ID)

**tag** (A tag field that can be used to pass external id for example)

**language** (ISO code for languages, which also switches page language between German and English)

Further information can be found [here](https://billwerk.readme.io/docs/hosted-customer-self-service).

The two-digit ISO 3166-1 code is used for the country codes. You can find a list here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2)

The two-digit ISO 639-1 code is used for the language codes. You can find a list here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes) For regional languages extend the language code with "**-**" and the country code.

The code for the language (?language=) should be written in lower case, the code for the country capitalized.

Example:

- **?language=fr**
- **?language=en&country=GB**
- **?language=en-US&country=US**