Who To Contact When You Move Home
When you move, as well as telling friends and family, there are many organisations you’ll need to make aware of your new address.
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A change of address service is available at www.iammoving.com. Here, you can enter your old and new address details, and the website will update all the companies you choose at once.
We’ve put together this ‘Who to Contact’ checklist to remind you of the companies and organisations you’ll need to inform. You might like to print this out and use the tick boxes to keep track of who you’ve told.*
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Banks and building societies |
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Catalogue, magazine and newspaper subscriptions |
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Clubs and associations |
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Credit card and store loyalty card companies |
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Doctor, dentist and optician |
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DVLA (you can do this online at www.gov.uk/change-address-driving-licence) |
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Employers |
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Gyms or health clubs |
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HM Revenue and Customs (you can do this online at www.hmrc.gov.uk) |
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Internet provider |
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Insurance companies |
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Local authority’s council tax department |
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Mobile phone and landline provider |
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National Savings and Premium Bond companies |
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Pension providers |
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Professional associations and trade unions |
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Rental companies |
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Satellite TV companies |
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Schools and colleges |
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TV Licensing (you can do this online at www.tvlicensing.co.uk) |
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Utility suppliers |
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Vets |
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To avoid missing important documents and to stop your personal details falling into the wrong hands, it’s a good idea to arrange for your post to be redirected; you can do this online at www.royalmail.com/redirection.
