Who to Notify With Your New Address

Notification Checklist

Post Office

Log on to moversguide.usps.com or visit your local branch to fill out a change of address form and arrange mail forwarding.

IRS

Print and mail the IRS Change of Address form to update your tax records.

Credit Card Companies

Update your billing address for all credit cards, store cards, and loyalty programs.

Banks

Update your address for checking accounts, online banking, retirement funds, and investment accounts.

Utility Companies

Arrange service activation at your new address and schedule shut-off at your old address after moving day.

Home or Renters’ Insurance

Ask if your policy covers belongings during transport, especially valuables and electronics.

Car Insurance

Update your address to maintain accurate coverage and rates.

Health Insurance

Notify your health insurance provider of your new address.

Your Doctor

Request referrals to physicians in your new area and transfer your medical records.

Government Agencies

Notify Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, or other government programs of your move.

Phone, Cable, and Internet

Disconnect service at your old address and schedule installation at your new home.

Cell Phone Provider

Update your billing and service address with your mobile carrier.

Magazine Subscriptions

Change your address for all magazine and newspaper subscriptions.

Clubs or Organizations

Notify gyms, clubs, and organizations about your move.

Department of Motor Vehicles

Update your driver’s license and vehicle registration with your new address.

Voter Registration

Register to vote at your new address for local and national elections.