If you have recently moved, congratulation on doing so successfully. But if you thought the work is over, it is not just yet. You have to tell everyone about the new address and it’s not just family and friends that need to know.
There is a long list of organizations that need to know about the change. They are the ones keeping everything working behind the scenes and letting them know in time to help the wheels work. In this blog, we will give you a checklist of all who need to know about the new address and how to let me know.
A simple email or a call will usually do the trick but we always prefer the latter. It lowers any chances of making a typo. But it's important to know to who you have to send the email so let's get right into it:
Your employers will need your new address for new contact details as well as to process your payroll.
Inland revenue will need to know your new address for taxes. You can easily update this information on gov.uk.
It is extremely important to update your National Insurance Number because this information is needed to identify you by the government.
It is important to let the local authorities know about the address change. For example, you will have to alter the council tax details and visit their relevant sites for the purpose. Therefore you will have to inform:
You will have to cancel all your older subscriptions from the older house and change them according to the new one. For example, you will have to change your old postal subscription and state your new address to receive them. Some others include:
The billing address will have to be updated to keep your household phones and cable working. Let them know about the change either on the phone or an email. These household services include:
For your vehicle, you will have to change your address for:
You will have to change the address for your:
Your old doctors will have to send in your medical reports to your new doctors at your new location. So send in the details to your old healthcare providers so they can forward them to:
Your insurers will have to know your new location to update it on their database, they also need your new postcode to work out the premium and cost coverage. So you will have to tell your new address to:
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