Delivery Day

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  Keep moving pandemonium at a minimum by completing moving day tasks ahead of time. By doing so, you’ll be able to supervise the movers without worry or distraction. The following moving checklist will serve as a guideline of tasks to complete on moving day, delivery day and after arriving in your new home.

  Moving Day

  
  
  • Double check closets, drawers and shelves to make sure they are empty.
    
  • Check rooms, attic, garage and yard to make sure nothing is left behind.
    
  • Carry important documents, currency and jewelry yourself, or use registered mail.
    
  • Note all utility meter readings.
    
  • Read your bill of lading and inventory carefully (provided by the moving company) before signing. Keep paperwork in a safe place.
    
  • Turn off the water heater and lower the thermostat.
    
  • Get the name of the driver of the moving truck and give him your contact information. Review directions to the new house.
    
  • Have the final payment for the movers and tip money.

  Delivery Day

  • Check your belongings carefully and note any damaged items on the inventory pa
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    ks to complete on moving day, delivery day and after arriving in your new home.

    Moving Day

    
    
    • Double check closets, drawers and shelves to make sure they are empty.
      
    • Check rooms, attic, garage and yard to make sure nothing is left behind.
      
    • Carry important documents, currency and jewelry yourself, or use registered mail.
      
    • Note all utility meter readings.
      
    • Read your bill of lading and inventory carefully (provided by the moving company) before signing. Keep paperwork in a safe place.
      
    • Turn off the water heater and lower the thermostat.
      
    • Get the name of the driver of the moving truck and give him your contact information. Review directions to the new house.
      
    • Have the final payment for the movers and tip money.

    Delivery Day

    • Check your belongings carefully and note any damaged items on the inventory p
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      ard to make sure nothing is left behind.
      
    • Carry important documents, currency and jewelry yourself, or use registered mail.
      
    • Note all utility meter readings.
      
    • Read your bill of lading and inventory carefully (provided by the moving company) before signing. Keep paperwork in a safe place.
      
    • Turn off the water heater and lower the thermostat.
      
    • Get the name of the driver of the moving truck and give him your contact information. Review directions to the new house.
      
    • Have the final payment for the movers and tip money.

    Delivery Day

    • Check your belongings carefully and note any damaged items on the inventory p
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      ully (provided by the moving company) before signing. Keep paperwork in a safe place.
      
    • Turn off the water heater and lower the thermostat.
      
    • Get the name of the driver of the moving truck and give him your contact information. Review directions to the new house.
      
    • Have the final payment for the movers and tip money.

    Delivery Day

    • Check your belongings carefully and note any damaged items on the inventory p
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      information. Review directions to the new house.
      
    • Have the final payment for the movers and tip money.

    Delivery Day

    • Check your belongings carefully and note any damaged items on the inventory paperwork.
      
    • Prepare to pay the driver before your possessions are unloaded via cash, a certified check, or travelers checks, unless other arrangements have been made in advance.
      
    • Supervise the unloading and unpacking.
    New Home
    • Renew your driver's license, auto registration and tags.
      
    • Shop around for new insurance policies, especially auto coverage.
      
    • Revise your will and other legal papers to avoid longer probate and higher legal fees.
      
    • Locate the hospitals, police stations, veterinarian and fire stations near your home.
      
    • Change the locks on all doors in your new home.

    Use this moving checklist as a guideline for tasks to complete on your moving day, delivery day and after arriving in your new home.