Weird crmForms array returned in the Contact record

I have 2 CRM forms (Photo and History) attached to the contact. Both have only one field right now (will add more in the future). The structure in the contact record looks like this...
[crmForms] => stdClass Object
            [CrmForms] => Array
                    [0] => stdClass Object
                            [formId] => 141376
                            [formName] => Photo
                            [crmFormFields] => stdClass Object
                                    [CrmFormFields] => stdClass Object
                                            [fieldId] => 437621
                                            [fieldTypeId] => 8
                                            [fieldName] => Photo
                                            [fieldValue] =>
                    [1] => stdClass Object
                            [formId] => 144272
                            [formName] => History
                            [crmFormFields] => stdClass Object
                                    [CrmFormFields] => Array
                                            [0] => stdClass Object
                                                    [fieldId] => 437621
                                                    [fieldTypeId] => 8
                                                    [fieldName] => Photo
                                                    [fieldValue] =>
                                            [1] => stdClass Object
                                                    [fieldId] => 439623
                                                    [fieldTypeId] => 9
                                                    [fieldName] => Classes Taken
                                                    [fieldValue] =>
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I was using the maps app in yosemite to look up an address, once I was able to verify the address, I wanted to add that address to an existing contact record in the contacts app. When I clicked on the option to add address to contacts, it unfortunately creates a new record with the address in it, however, the rest of the contact is blank.
My question is: is there a way to prompt the user (me), to select whether they want to create a new contact or add it to an existing contact?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Regards,
Peter

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