• Fill out Change of Address from Post Office 
• Fill out IRS change of address form
• Make arrangements with moving company or reserve moving truck
• Make travel arrangements if needed with airlines, hotels, et cetera
• Transfer memberships in churches, clubs and civic organizations
• Obtain medical and dental records, x-ray and prescription history. Ask medical providers for referrals and transfer prescriptions.
• Set up bank account in new city.
• Check out laws and requirements for your new city regarding home based business, licenses and other laws that might pertain to you. 
• Take inventory of your belongings before they are packed in case you need to file a claim later. Video and/or photos make claim processing simpler. Record serial numbers on electronic goods.
• Make arrangements for transporting pets.
• Start using up your food items so there is less to pack and possibly waste.

One to Two Weeks Before Moving 

• Switch utility services to new address. Inform electrical, waste management, water, newspaper, magazine subscriptions, telephone and cable companies of your move.
• Arrange for help on moving day.
• Confirm travel reservations.
• Reserve elevator if moving from condo or apartment.
• Have appliances serviced for moving.
• Clean rugs and clothing and have them wrapped for moving.
• Plan ahead for special needs of infants.
• Close bank accounts and have funds wired to your new bank. Before closing be sure there are no outstanding checks or automatic payments that haven’t been processed.
• Collect valuables from safe deposit box. Make copies of any important documents before mailing or hand carry them to your new address.
• Check with insurance agent to be sure you will be covered through your homeowner or renter’s insurance policy during the move.
• Defrost the freezer and refrigerator. Place deodorizer inside to control odors.
• Give a close friend or relative your travel route and schedule so you may be reached if needed.

Moving Day 

• Double check closets, drawers, shelves, attic and garage to be sure they are empty.
• Carry important documents, currency and jewelry yourself or use registered mail. New Home
• Renew your driver’s license, auto registration and tags.
• Shop around for new insurance policies, especially on auto coverage.
• Revise you will and other legal papers to avoid longer probate and higher legal fees.
• Locate hospitals, police stations, veterinarian and fire stations near your home.

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