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Hire a reputable mover or rent a moving truck. Be sure to check with the Better Business Bureau, get estimates, purchase moving insurance and get referrals or references. |
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Two weeks before moving day, contact your telephone, electric, gas, cable/satellite, refuse and water companies to set a specific date when service will be discontinued. Verify this date with your real estate professional as well. |
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Contact utilities in your new town about service start dates, including Internet & long distance telephone services. |
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Notify healthcare professionals (doctors, dentists, veterinarians) of your move and ask for referrals and record transfers. |
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Register children for school and ask for school records to be transferred. |
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Notify lawn service, cleaning and security companies when service should be terminated. |
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Tell clubs, churches and organizations of your move. And if applicable, see if membership fees can be partially refunded. |
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Advise the post office, publications and correspondents of change of address and date of move. |
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Check your homeowner's insurance and make arrangements for new coverage. |
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If you are moving to a new state, see if you will need new car insurance. |
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Pick up items from your dry cleaners. |