Moving checklist - one week after move

Settling in:

  • Check with your new post office for any mail being held and ask for delivery to start.
  • Check state (and local) requirements for auto registration and a driver's license.
  • You may want to select an attorney to discuss laws that pertain to your destination state, county, and/or city. Be sure to cover such matters as wills, transfers of property and investments, insurance regulations, inheritance laws, taxes, etc. Most laws affect a family as soon as residence in the new state and city is established.
Having followed the steps in this moving list
, you'll find yourself avoiding the stress and frustration that can arise without proper planning. 

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