Change of Address Checklist

Why Updating Your Address Matters

Moving into a new home is exciting, but forgetting to update your address can result in delayed tax forms or lost communication from government agencies. This checklist helps ensure that your important records and services follow you to your new residence.

Who to Notify

United States Postal Office
Set up mail forwarding to your new address to ensure all mail reaches you.
Set up your forwarding address with USPS here.

State Licensure Board
Update your address with your state board to keep your professional license records current.

Employer
Update information for tax documents, paychecks, and benefits. (Health Carousel will update these records for you.)

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
Update your records to remain compliant with immigration requirements.
Learn how to change your address with USCIS.

Schools and Daycare
Ensure your children’s records and emergency contacts are accurate.

Financial Institutions

• Credit card companies

• Car loan provider

• Bank

Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Update your driver’s license and vehicle registration.

Bills and Utilities

• Gas

• Water

• Electric

• Garbage

• Internet provider

Doctors

• Primary care provider

• Dentist

• Physicians or specialists

Memberships and Subscriptions

• Gym

• Church or community organizations

• Online subscriptions such as Amazon or Netflix

Quick Tips

• Set aside one to two hours after your move to complete these updates.

• Make a checklist and mark each step as you go.

• Prioritize government, financial, and healthcare-related changes first.

Updating your address is a simple but critical step after a move. Completing this checklist promptly will help protect your financial security, ensure uninterrupted healthcare, and keep you compliant with licensing or immigration requirements.