Moving House? Here’s Who to Inform

Who to Inform When Moving House

If you are moving house (or ever have done) you will know there is a lot to think about. From getting your house sold to finding the perfect dream home and all the solicitors and estate agents correspondence in between, the to do list is endless!

One of the last things you think about is your post once you have moved. But remember it isn’t just your bank and utility companies you need to inform that you’ve moved, check out our comprehensive guide on who to tell you have moved.

Government, Council & DVLA

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) – Make sure you inform the DVLA as soon as possible as not doing so can incur fines. Makes sure you change your license and vehicle registration.
Department for Work and Pensions
Electoral roll
TV Licensing
Your local authority – Make sure you get a Council Tax statement.

Banks

Banking and savings accounts
Credit card companies
Investment funds
Store loyalty card services
Pension services

Insurance

Home insurance – Home and contents insurance may need to be renewed before you move, so make sure you get in touch with them before move day.
Car insurance plus breakdown cover
Mobile phone insurance
Pet insurance
Life insurance
Health insurance

Utility Suppliers

Remember to take photos of your meter readings at your old and new house and make sure you send these on to your provider as soon as possible.

Water supplier
Gas provider
Electricity provider
Home phone
Broadband
TV supplier
Mobile phone

Personal Services

Doctors Surgery
Dentist Surgery
Opticians (including any contact lense postal services)
Vet (including your pet’s microchip database)

Your employers
Professional associations
Your child’s schools, colleges and educational institutions

Newspaper & magazine subscriptions
Charities you support

At Clockwork we pride ourselves on taking the stress out of move day, so whether you want a straight forward move or our full pack and wrap services, we are on hand to help every step of the way.