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Telephone your mover well in advance so your move can be scheduled for the day you prefer.
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Show your mover everything you want him to move so he can give you a reliable estimate including any special packing services you may require.
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Notify the following people that you are moving and when:
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A) Post Office |
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B) Bank |
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C) Doctor, Dentist, Pharmacy |
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D) Newspaper Delivery Person |
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E) Utilities |
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F) Charge Accounts |
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G) Schools |
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H) Employer |
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If your employer is helping to pay moving expenses, find out what preparations, if any, you need to make.
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Get or prepare a moving expense log. Many moving expenses are tax deductable, however receipts and accurate records are required.
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If you will be driving a long distance to your new home, make sure you service your car.
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Keep all your valuables such as legal documents, important papers, jewelry and currency in your personal possession.
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On moving day, make sure you disconnect utilities, lock windows and doors, make a final inspection and leave keys with realtor or landlord.
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When you arrive at your new home, make sure you meet your movers promptly, supervise inspection and leave keys with realtor or landlord.
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After your move is complete, relax; take the family to dinner, go to a movie and spend your first night in a good hotel or motel. You've got plenty of time to work on your new home tomorrow. |
