Moving to Denver Colorado

Relocation checklist

Relocation & Moving Checklist For Long Distance Moves!

PLAN AHEAD BY:

£Deciding what to move and what not to move. Possibly plan a garage sale!

 £Getting estimates from several moving companies or truck rental companies, depending on how you plan to make the move.

 £Planning your travel itinerary and making transportation and lodging reservations in advance. (Leave a copy with a friend or relative.)

 £Transferring your bank accounts. They will be happy to open your accounts by mail.

 £Contacting your local credit bureau to find out if they are on the same system your new home town subscribes to; if not, they will be able to transfer your credit file.

 £Requesting records from doctors and dentists, including eye glass prescriptions, dental x-rays and vaccinations.

 £Obtaining your childrens’ school records to make for an easier transfer.

 £Drawing up a floor plan of where your furniture should be placed.  This will help avoid confusion for you and your movers.

 £Paying existing bills and closing out local charge accounts.

 £Recording expenses incurred during your house-hunting trips. You will also want to save your moving expense receipts (if the move is employment-related) for tax deductions.

Pete Doty & Company’s Relocation & Moving Checklist ...

For Local Moves!

PLAN AHEAD BY:

£Deciding what to move and what not to move. Possibly plan a garage sale (extra cash & less to move).

 £Getting estimates from several moving companies, or truck rental companies if you’re moving yourself. Be sure to obtain a hand truck (appliance dolly) if you’re moving yourself.

 £Arranging transfer of children’s school records if applicable.

 £Drawing up a floor plan of where your furniture should be placed to avoid confusion for you and/or your movers.

 £Arranging any special movers, such as for an expensive piano, or such as is necessary to break down and move a pool table or above-ground swimming pool.