Don't Forget™ by AddressGenie
The only checklist with built-in tools to compare ISPs, pre-fill IRS forms, and transfer utilities — all without leaving the page. Free forever.
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Most moving checklists are static PDFs you lose in a drawer. Don't Forget™ is an interactive tool that tracks your progress, syncs across devices, and tells you exactly what to do each week until you're fully settled.
Phone, tablet, computer. Your progress syncs automatically across all devices.
Tasks organized by your actual move date—8 weeks out to move-in day.
See tasks by timeline (when to do them) or by category (what type they are).
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Here's everything you need to do when moving, organized by when to do it. Tasks with 🔧 can be completed right inside the checklist. Or create a free account to track progress and get reminders.
This is the critical planning phase. Start here to give yourself enough runway.
This is when the real address-change work begins. You need to notify dozens of organizations. Tasks with 🔧 open built-in tools right inside the checklist.
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Every other checklist tells you what to do. Ours lets you do it — right here. These tools open as side panels when you reach the relevant task.
Compare speeds, prices, contracts at your new address
Pre-filled PDF, correct mailing address by state
Gas, electric, water — provider lookup + paired tracking
Auto-detects municipal vs private hauler
Free E-Cards via Gmail & Outlook
When you reach the "set up internet" task in your checklist, a side panel shows every internet provider available at your new address. You see speeds, monthly costs, contract terms, and equipment fees side by side. Choose a provider, and the checklist guides you through signup. Already cancelled your old service? The tool tracks both tasks as a pair and prompts you if one is incomplete.
Your name, both addresses, and move date auto-fill from your profile. You add your SSN — which stays in your browser and is never stored or transmitted to our servers. The tool generates a downloadable PDF with a cover page showing the correct IRS mailing address for your state. Print, sign, and mail. The task marks itself complete.
Gas, electric, and water tasks are paired: cancel at old address and set up at new. The checklist tracks both as a linked pair — if you cancel old service but haven't set up new, you'll see an amber prompt reminding you. Provider lookup gives you the direct phone number or website for your specific utility company. Trash service auto-detects whether your new address uses municipal collection or a private hauler.
Filing a USPS change of address only forwards your mail for up to 12 months — it doesn't actually update your address with banks, insurance, the DMV, or anyone else. Here's the complete notification list by urgency.
USPS forwarding redirects physical mail to your new address for up to 12 months. But your bank, insurance company, the DMV, the IRS — they all still have your old address on file. After forwarding expires, critical documents go to your old home. You need to update each organization separately, or use AddressGenie to update 6,000+ at once.
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AddressGenie updates your address with USPS and 6,000+ organizations in one form — banks, utilities, insurance, subscriptions, and government agencies. One form, $39.95, done in minutes.
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Moving across state lines adds tasks that in-state movers don't face. Here's what changes — and what most checklists miss.
Driver's license and vehicle registration — most states require you to update within 30 days of establishing residency. Deadlines, fees, and required documents vary by state. Some states require a smog check or vehicle inspection before registration.
Voter registration — you must register at your new address to vote in local and state elections. Most states offer online registration. Deadlines before elections vary from 15 to 30 days.
Auto and home insurance — rates change by state and zip code. Moving from a low-rate state to a high-rate state can significantly increase premiums. Contact your insurer before the move to avoid coverage gaps.
Healthcare network — if you have employer-sponsored or ACA insurance, verify your doctors and hospitals are in-network at your new location. A move to a new state qualifies as a Special Enrollment Period for marketplace plans.
IRS notification — file Form 8822 to update your address. This ensures tax refunds and correspondence reach your new home. Pre-fill Form 8822 inside our checklist →
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AddressGenie covers 6,000+ organizations across 20+ categories. Each category page shows every company we support.
You need to notify USPS (mail forwarding), the DMV (driver's license and vehicle registration), the IRS (Form 8822), Social Security Administration, all banks and credit cards, insurance companies (auto, home, health, life), utility providers (electric, gas, water, internet), your employer, healthcare providers, schools, subscription services, and voter registration. Our free checklist tracks all 128 notification tasks across 14 categories.
Yes. Don't Forget™ is the only moving checklist with built-in execution tools — compare ISPs at your new address, pre-fill IRS Form 8822 and download a ready-to-mail PDF, look up utility providers with direct phone numbers and links, and transfer services with paired cancel/setup tracking. Tasks mark themselves complete when you finish.
Permanent USPS mail forwarding lasts 12 months. Temporary forwarding lasts 185 days (extendable to 12 months). After expiration, undeliverable mail is returned to sender. Important: first-class and priority mail forward, but most magazines and periodicals stop after just 60 days.
USPS forwarding redirects physical mail for up to 12 months but doesn't notify any organization of your new address. Banks, insurance, the DMV, utilities — they all still have your old address on file. You need to update each one separately, or use AddressGenie to update 6,000+ organizations in one form.
Failing to update your address can lead to missed bills and late fees, insurance coverage gaps, lost tax refunds, identity theft from mail at your old address, expired vehicle registration, and inability to vote. Most states legally require DMV updates within 30 days of moving.
AddressGenie files USPS and notifies 6,000+ organizations across 20+ categories in a single form for $39.95 — banks, credit cards, utilities, insurance, government agencies, and more. For free, Don't Forget™ tracks all 128 notification tasks and reminds you what's left.
Update your driver's license and vehicle registration (required within 30 days in most states), register to vote at your new address, verify healthcare providers are in-network at your new location, update auto and home insurance (rates vary by state), and file IRS Form 8822. Our checklist's built-in IRS form helper pre-fills and generates the PDF for you.
Inside our checklist, the ISP Comparison tool shows every internet provider available at your new address with speeds, monthly prices, and contract terms side by side. Choose a provider and the checklist guides you through setup — plus tracks cancellation of your old service as a paired task.
File IRS Form 8822 (Change of Address). Inside our checklist, the form pre-fills with your name, both addresses, and move date from your profile. You add your SSN (browser-only, never stored), then download a ready-to-mail PDF with the correct IRS mailing address for your state.
Yes. Don't Forget™ has 128 tasks across 14 categories, free forever. Use the interactive version with progress tracking, timed reminders, and built-in tools — or download a printable PDF. No credit card required.
The checklist tells you who to notify. AddressGenie actually does it for you — one form updates your address with USPS and 6,000+ companies including banks, insurers, subscriptions, and government agencies.
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