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-> Other questionsMay 29, 10:10
Question by Trudy McD (Trudy)
List of must-be-notified agencies
Is there a list of "must be notified" agencies, etc. of one's new address?
May 30, 01:10
Answer by alexzehn (Alex Z.)
Trudy,
Here is a summary of who usually needs to be notified:
Goverment and Public Agencies
- US Post Service (http://moversguide.usps.com)
- IRS (http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8822.pdf)
- Department of Motor Vehicles
- Social Security Immigration Services (USCIS)
- County Tax Collectors (tax liens holders)
Financial Institutions
- Banks
- Credit Card Companies
- Investment Companies/Brokers
- Loan Agencies (car, mortgage)
- Financial Planner
- PayPal
- Credit Unions
Retirement Plans
- 401K
- IRA / Roth IRA / SEP
Insurance Agencies
- Health
- Life
- Home
- Auto / Motorcycle/ Boat
Utilities
- Electric company
- Gas / Oil company
- Municipal services - water, sewer, trash, recycling
- Telephone service provider
- Wireless phone provider
- Internet Service Provider
- Cable / Satellite Television company
- Website Hosting Provider
Professional Services
- Lawyers
- Accountant
- Doctors
- Dentist
- Veterinarian
Miscellaneous accounts
- Air miles memberships
- Auto mechanic
- Video Rental Stores
- Gardner / Lawn care services
- Department stores loyalty cards
- Pharmacy
- Dry Cleaner
Publications
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Newsletters
- Professional Publications (eg. architect monthly)
- Fraternal Organizations (e.g. alumni news)
On-line
- Address in signatures on email services
- Social networking sites
- Shopping sites (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay)
Personal
- Your Friends and Family
- Children's Friends
- House of Worship
- Children's Schools
- Charitable Organizations (for tax receipts)
Good luck with your move,
Alex Z. @ MovingAnswers.org
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