BEFORE YOU MOVE
MOVING WITH CHILDRENIt's often hard for adults to understand just how overwhelming a move can seem to children. Here is a list of tips to help make your next move easier on you and your kids.
MOVING WITH PETSIf your move includes family pets, you'll want to check out these hints and tips from animal experts and pet owners.
NOTIFYING OTHERS OF YOUR MOVE- E-mail, call or send a note with your new address and the date of your move to family members and friends. You can also pick up a supply of Form 3576 address notification postcards FREE at your local post office.
- Follow instructions usually shown on the second or third page of magazines and newspapers for notifying them of your move. Many publications contain special postage paid forms to help make the process easier.
- For credit cards, banks, investment firms, insurance companies; complete the bottom or back of billing statements and mail them in.
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USPS Change of Address
Fill out Change of address forms online at the official USPS web site.
USA CityLink
CityLink offers the Internet's most comprehensive listing of US States and Cities
when you're looking for information on relocation.
Realtor.com
Find a Realtor®
DMVs Online
Several states offer online registration, while others provide a phone number or information about hours, fees and locations of DMV offices.
Voter Registration State voter registration requirements and national registration form.
IRS Change of Address
To obtain an IRS Change of Address form, call 1-800-829-1040 or click the link and select Form 8822. Other IRS tax forms also available via this link; e.g., Form 3903 to help deduct Moving Expenses.
Maps & Directions
Get driving directions and maps, from MapBlast.com
AAHA Moving with a pet? The American Animal Hospital Association can help you look up an AAHA-accredited hospital near your destination.
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