15. The method of claim 13 wherein the first rule relates the first data field to only the second data field.
13. A method for verifying optical character recognition data using a processor, the method comprising the steps of: receiving, at the processor, a data value corresponding to a first data field, the data value of the first data field generated via optical character recognition; receiving, at the processor, a data value corresponding to a second data field, the data value of the second data field generated via optical character recognition; receiving, at the processor, a data value corresponding to a third data field, the data value of the third data field generated via optical character recognition; setting, using the processor, the first data field, the second data field and the third data field as not uncertain; defining a first rule for relating the first data field to the second data field; defining a second rule for relating the first data field to the third data field; determining, using the processor, if the first rule is true based on the data value corresponding to the first data field and the data value corresponding to the second data field; setting, using the processor, the first data field and the second data field as verified if the first rule is true or as unverified if the first rule is not true; determining, using the processor, if the second rule is true based on the data value corresponding to the first data field and the data value corresponding to the third data field; setting, using the processor, the first data field and the third data field as verified if the second rule is true or as unverified if the second rule is not true; calculating, using the processor, a first determined value for the first data field based on the first rule if the first data field is set as unverified, the second data field is set as verified and the first data field and the second data field are set as not uncertain; calculating, using the processor, a second determined value for the first data field based on the second rule if the first data field is set as unverified, the third data field is set as verified and the first data field and the third data field are set as not uncertain; and setting, using the processor, the first data field as uncertain if the first determined value for the first data field does not match the second determined value for the first data field.