Palm Beach County Real Estate - Buying - Selling - Renting

Moving Checklist

Send change of address to:
• Post Office: Give forwarding address
• Subscriptions: Notice requires several weeks
• Friends & Relatives

Be sure to contact:
• Bank: Transfer funds, arrange check-cashing in new city.
• Insurance: Notify new location for coverage (Life, health, fire, auto, homeowners).
• Automobile: Transfer car title registration; also driver's license; state windshield sticker; motor club membership.
• Utilities: Gas, light, water, telephone, fuel, get refund of any deposit made; arrange for immediate service in new town; arrange final reading and change of name for billing.
• Route Men: Laundry, paper boy, milk man:change over services.
• School: Ask for copies or transfer of children's records.
• Medical: Ask Doctor, Dentist, Pharmacist for referrals; transfer needed prescriptions, eye glasses, X-rays and records.
• Organizations: Transfer memberships (Houses of worship, clubs, civic organizations); get letter of introduction.
• Pets: Ask about regulations for licenses, vaccinations, tags.

And, don't forget to:
• Empty freezer; plan use of foods.
• Defrost freezer-refrigerator. (Place charcoal to dispel odors.)
• Have appliances serviced for moving.
• Clean rugs or clothing, before moving; have them "moving-wrapped."
• Check with your moving counselor: insurance coverage, packing and unpacking labor, arrival day, various shipping papers, method and time of expected payment.
• Plan for special care needs of infants.
• Plan garage sale.

And on moving day:
• Carry currency, jewelry, documents yourself; or use registered mail.
• Plan for transporting pets. (They are poor traveling companions if unhappy.) Make sure you can be found if they become lost.
• Carry traveler's checks for quick available funds.
• Tell close friends or relatives your route and schedule (including overnight stops). Use them as "message headquarters."
• Double check closets, drawers, shelves (to be sure they are empty).
• Leave all old keys, needed by new tenant or owners, with agent or Realtor.

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		Moving Checklist Send change of address to: • Post Office: Give forwarding address • Subscriptions: Notice requires several weeks • Friends & Relatives Be sure to contact: • Bank: Transfer funds, arrange check-cashing in new city. • Insurance: Notify new location for coverage (Life, health, fire, auto, homeowners). • Automobile: Transfer car title registration; also driver's license; state windshield sticker; motor club membership. • Utilities: Gas, light, water, telephone, fuel, get refund of any deposit made; arrange for immediate service in new town; arrange final reading and change of name for billing. • Route Men: Laundry, paper boy, milk man:change over services. • School: Ask for copies or transfer of children's records. • Medical: Ask Doctor, Dentist, Pharmacist for referrals; transfer needed prescriptions, eye glasses, X-rays and records. • Organizations: Transfer memberships (Houses of worship, clubs, civic organizations); get letter of introduction. • Pets: Ask about regulations for licenses, vaccinations, tags. And, don't forget to: • Empty freezer; plan use of foods. • Defrost freezer-refrigerator. (Place charcoal to dispel odors.) • Have appliances serviced for moving. • Clean rugs or clothing, before moving; have them "moving-wrapped." • Check with your moving counselor: insurance coverage, packing and unpacking labor, arrival day, various shipping papers, method and time of expected payment. • Plan for special care needs of infants. • Plan garage sale. And on moving day: • Carry currency, jewelry, documents yourself; or use registered mail. • Plan for transporting pets. (They are poor traveling companions if unhappy.) Make sure you can be found if they become lost. • Carry traveler's checks for quick available funds. • Tell close friends or relatives your route and schedule (including overnight stops). Use them as "message headquarters." • Double check closets, drawers, shelves (to be sure they are empty). • Leave all old keys, needed by new tenant or owners, with agent or Realtor.



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