Moving home, what to do?

01 June, 2005

I’m moving house and job in the next few weeks (although I don’t actually have a job to go to yet), and so I will need to tell lots of different people about my change in contact details. Herewith, a short list, both for my own reference and in the vain hope that someone will tell me what I’ve missed 🙂

Bank
Credit card company
Mobile phone company
Address on my CV/job websites
Specsavers
Electricity supplier
Water supplier
Telephone provider
Internet provider
TV Licensing people
Council Tax people
National Insurance
Student Loans Agency
Electoral Register
Mailing lists I’m signed up to at work

Hmm, what else?

See other posts tagged with relocation utilities communication and all posts made in June 2005.

Comments

Gareth

01 June, 2005 at 13:55

DVLA
Home and/or Life Insurance
Post Office (mail forwarding)
Store Cards
Doctors Surgery
Dentist

leff

01 June, 2005 at 14:22

Passport? (Do pasports have addresses?)

amillionlittlepieces

02 June, 2005 at 18:42

My approach when moving has always been to redirect my mail. Then anything I’ve moved has always come with a redirection sticker on.

Once you’ve set it up, you can renew it over the internet if you still haven’t got round to changing stuff…

Pip

03 June, 2005 at 07:23

I could do the mail forwarding thing, but I just don’t trust the post office to forward all the mail intended for the subsequent tenants to come to me instead 🙂

Andrew

17 June, 2005 at 11:01

Not used this site but could be useful?

http://www.iammoving.com/

I also recommend the mail redirect.

Additions to list:

Magazine subscriptions
University alumni organistation? – mine send me a magazine
DVLA – both license and car registration.