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Moving? The latest move checklist

The stress of moving can seem overwhelming. There are dozens of tasks to perform and dozens of things to not lose sight of. The good news is that a well organized list can do wonders to handle all that information. This article details the best of the line moving or in print checklists.

== 4 weeks before moving: Organizing ==

Set the date.

Monday – Thursday are the best options for banks and offices are open in case you have a problem.

Arrange for the transfer of public services.

Notifications current and future public service providers the date of your move. Note when the current security deposit will be returned and what partly due to the new. This includes:

__ For cable / satellite

__ Cell phone service

__ Electricity

__ Gas

__ Internet / broadband

__ Local telephone service

__ Long Distance Phone Service

__ Propane

Recycling pick-up __

__ Sewer

__ Security System

__ Garbage collection

__ Water

NOTE: It is a good idea to schedule utility "turn on the dates" at least one day before the date of movement and "off dates" at least one day after the move so that in case of emergencies or problems that may arise.

File change of address.

At a minimum, file a temporary change of address with the U.S. Post Office to buy time before notifying everyone else.

You can file online at http://www.MoversGuide.com or call 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777) (both have a $ 1 fee), or go to the local post office and complete the PS Form 3575.

Sure you have enough cash.

Most moving companies insist on being paid in cash before unloading one box. Sure have the correct amount to your hand with moving expenses, deposits, tips and everything you need for moving day.

Start a "change of address registration."

Create a shift register by writing address who receives the mail each day. Then contact with organizations with their change of residence every morning or afternoon. This breaks up the task and helps to ensure that no shortage of important contacts.

Notify specific people of your change of address.

Some of the people who may need your change of address are:

Contador __ / coach tax

__ Alumni Associations

Lawyers __

__ Babysitting / child care provider

__ Bank accounts (Auto loans, checking, credit cards, home equity, IRA's, mortgages, safe, savings account)

__ Broker

__ Cards (the new order)

__ Cell phone provider

__ Child Care / Day Care

__ Chiropractor

__ Courts, especially for traffic fines or local disputes

__ Credit Agencies

Issuers __ credit card

__ Dentist

__ Department of Motor Vehicles

__ Diaper Service

Doctor __

__ Dry cleaning collection and delivery

__ Family member

__ Health Clubs

__ House cleaning

__ House worship

__ Suppliers Insurance (auto, health, life, other vehicles)

__ IRS (Form 8822)

__ Lawn Care

__ Luggage Tags (replace existing)

__ Magazine subscriptions

__ New business cards

New Employer __

__ Newspaper Subscriptions

__ Former Employer

Orthodontists __

__ Parent Teacher Association

__ Passport

Pet Nanny __ / dog walker / pet care

__ Pharmacy (BONUS: get the year to date expenditure summary taxes)

__ A physical therapist

__ Medical (BONUS: get a reference to the new location)

__ The post office

__ Professional organizations

Retirement Plan holders __

__ Return address labels (the new order)

__ Schools (BONUS: Get copies of transcripts)

__-Icing Service

__ Social Security Administration

__ Swimming pool maintenance (cleaning pool, the pool opening or closing)

__ Member Pool

Veterinary __ BONUS obtain veterinary records and recommendations

__ Water Distribution Service

== 4 weeks before moving: Resources and Packaging ==

Rent motor or reserve the truck.

If you are using professional engines, see http://www.Movers-Edge.com/Movers-s/2.htm for more information in the search engine.

Recruiting support for the move.

If you are moving, start selecting your friends, family, neighbors and co work well in advance. Offer free breakfast, lunch, snacks and drinks for their labor, and make sure to deliver what was promised!

Get moving essential supplies.

At a minimum, you will need:

__ Markers to label boxes (preferably tip width dark)

Moving boxes __

__ Newsprint, packing peanuts or other cushioning material

__ Packing tape

__ Scissors or utility knife

Make a mobile organizer.

You can make a mobile organizer for all your important notes, receipts and other important information to obtain:

__ Binder, 3-ring, at least ½ "wide

__ Pocket dividers to separate sections and keep important receipts

__ Paper to keep all your notes (3-holed graph paper is ideal for this).

Start packing!

For full packing tips, see http://www.Movers-Edge.com/Packing-Tips-s/1.htm. NOTE: Most people underestimate the amount of time it takes to package and that begins early and leave plenty of extra time.

Home cherished separation of the non-essential items.

One of the biggest secrets successful move is to eliminate as many elements as possible. Donate items to charity, give to friends, prepare for a garage sale or pull out.

== 2 Weeks before the move ==

Make arrangements for returning the items.

Here are some of the critical issues to return before the move:

__ For cable / satellite receiver boxes, remote controls, antennas

__ Cable / DSL modems

__ Rug shampooer

__ Clothing (borrowed)

__ DVD and video game rental

Library books __ (Quarter and school)

__ Tools (borrowed or rented)

__ Trash cans and recycling containers

Shopping __ unwanted

Make arrangements to retrieve items.

Be sure to get any of the following elements:

__ Clothing in dry cleaning, tailors or deposit

__ Clothing provided to friends

__ Items in repair shops

__ Tools given to neighbors or friends

Open bank accounts, close to your new address.

You may want to open a new safe at the same time, and move all the vital roles and / or jewelry the box in advance. That way you do not have to worry about them on moving day.

Create a self Opens First "for each room.

You need to have access to certain items packed almost immediately after arriving, and need to come together in special boxes (one per room) and marked with bright red markers or special adhesive so you can easily identify them. The specific rooms are:

Cuisine:

__ Aluminum foil

__-Proof or cutlery, glasses and dishes

__ coffee maker (do not forget the filters!)

__ Dishwashing Detergent

Frying pan and spatula __

Pet food __ and intestines

__ Scissors

__ Coffee

Master bathroom:

__ Bath Mat

__ towels

__ First aid kit (aspirin, Band-Aids, hydrogen peroxide)

Hairdryer __

__ Shampoo

__ Shower curtain and rings

__ soap

toothbrushes and toothpaste __

Tool room or drawer:

__ Batteries

__ Tape

__ Flashlight

__ Flat head screwdriver

Hammer __

__ Level

__ Phillips screwdriver

__ Picture hangers

__ Tape measure

__ Knife

Finish packing for "non-living" rooms.

Want to be completed for non-essential rooms such as the basement, garage, attic, laundry, etc so you can focus on the main living areas in recent weeks.

Start eating non-perishable foods from the freezer and refrigerator.

Consider holding a "Packaging the Party."

Invite trusted friends on a "Farewell Party of container." Provide food and free drinks offer upbeat background music, and allow friends to tackle projects that require little supervision, such as packing books or pots and pans. Have friends taking photos and send you copies.

Hold a yard sale.

You may be surprised to know that you can earn a few hundred dollars from the sale of nonessential items, winning cash and make more efficient purchasing.

== 1 Week Before Moving Day ==

Confirm start time, current place of residence and future directions with the engine house.

Even if you already have this information, is a good idea to check carefully. It is also wise to ask who you can contact (name and phone number) if the engine fails to show up on time, from the beginning of the move may be well outside the offices of the engines' open.

Recruit friends to "move the crazy days."

Having extra help last-minute errands or help out the engines and answering questions can be very valuable.

Make arrangements for child and / or pet sitting.

Making small children and pets, seen moving day can remove a large amount of stress and confusion on the big day, especially since the attention of all the important details.

== 1 day prior to Moving Day ==

Make sure cell phone everyone is fully charged.

Moving day would be a bad day to be out of touch.

Have everyone pack one or two suitcases and a backpack (no more).

Even if it only moves through the street with a suitcase with the following, taken with you instead of in the moving van, if possible, make things easier once you move in:

__ Glasses

Toy __ children preferred

__ Requirements

__ Something to read

__ worth three days' of dressing changes

__ Toothbrush and toothpaste (if not "Open me first" box)

== == Moving Day

Start early.

The move is stressful enough without waking up late and with engines running waiting outside.

Take all trash outside the home.

The engines get in trouble for leaving anything behind huge. So many people are surprised to find their garbage packaged in garbage cans and sent together for the move!

Make sure drivers have their cell phone number and have his, along with their names.

Things come to moving day, make sure you have a way to stay in touch.

Be available for questions engines.

You need to be visible and accessible at all times near the door is usually a good place.

Make final checks before leaving current home.

Here are some final items to check before closing the door for the last time:

• If the air conditioning, fans, and heat off?
• Is the water off, including hoses?
• Are the light switches off?
• Are the keys and open the garage of their current home or delivered to the left on the kitchen counter?
• Everything left in the refrigerator, freezer, kitchen drawer under the stove, in closets, bath, low porch, garage, attic, on the catwalk?
• Did you pack your hoses and sprinklers?

Use this checklist to help manage the details of its next move, and enjoy your move!

You can get your list check freely moving, moving tips and advice on our main site, http://Movers-Edge.com. And please vist our http://www.MovingHQ.wordpress.com blog movement.

About the Author

T. Scott Clendaniel is a consultant, speaker and writer. He is the veteran of over 16 lifetime moves, including two across the Pacific. He is also the founder of the website Movers-Edge.com. You can get your free moving checklist, moving tips and advice at our parent site, http://Movers-Edge.com. And please vist our free moving blog at http://www.MovingHQ.wordpress.com.

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