Checked against official USPS, IRS, Social Security, vote.gov and USAGov pages on 2026-10-07. Rules change; the agency's current instructions win.
Moving to another state means telling a lot of offices, in a sensible order, and finding your new state's own pages for a driver's license, vehicle registration, voter registration and taxes. This kit puts the official links and short quotes in one place, with trackers so you can see what's done.
Not legal or tax advice. You can do every official step yourself, directly with USPS, the IRS, Social Security, vote.gov and your state's offices. The IRS, Social Security and vote.gov pages list no fee for updating your address or registering to vote, and the Post Office's Mover's Guide packet is free. This kit is a paid planning convenience, not a requirement; you don't need it to move.
Instant download. 14-day no-questions refund. Edition 1.0, dated 2026-10-07. For a move between any two U.S. states or DC; each state's own rules you read on its own pages.
What's inside
Your mail: what USPS says about a change of address, online or at the Post Office.
Federal address updates: the IRS (Form 8822 and other ways), Social Security, and the others USAGov lists.
Your new state: where to read its motor vehicle, voter registration and tax rules. The kit doesn't restate them or their deadlines.
Everyone else: a planning list for employer, banks, insurance, utilities and subscriptions.
8 forms, printable and editable in Word: move key facts; new-state to-do tracker; address change log; documents agencies asked for; utilities and services; moving costs and receipts; questions for agencies and professionals; and an address change letter.
Links for all 50 states and DC: motor vehicles, voter registration and the state tax agency, checked on 2026-10-07 (Alaska's motor vehicle link is listed by USAGov; not checked by us; also free on this page).
What it isn't
It's planning and tracking only. It isn't legal or tax advice, it doesn't say which state you're a resident of, and it doesn't state any state's requirements, fees or deadlines; each state's own pages do. It doesn't file anything for you, and it doesn't cover a name change.
Not legal or tax advice. You can do every official step yourself, directly with USPS, the IRS, Social Security, vote.gov and your state's offices. The IRS, Social Security and vote.gov pages list no fee for updating your address or registering to vote, and the Post Office's Mover's Guide packet is free. This kit is a paid planning convenience, not a requirement; you don't need it to move.
Instant download. 14-day no-questions refund. Edition 1.0, dated 2026-10-07. For a move between any two U.S. states or DC; each state's own rules you read on its own pages.
Questions
What do I need to update when I move to a new state?
The big four: USPS mail forwarding, your driver's license and vehicle registration at the new DMV, voter registration, and your address with the IRS and Social Security. The kit puts them in order with trackers so you can see what's done.
How long do I have to get a new driver's license?
It varies by state — some give you 30 days, others 60 or 90. The kit links to every state's DMV page so you get the real deadline, not a guess.
What exactly do I get for $9?
A printable PDF and editable Word forms: the ordered address-change checklist, DMV, voter, and tax links for all 50 states, and trackers for each step.
How do I receive it?
Instant download after checkout — a link on the confirmation page and by email. Print it or keep it on your phone.
What if it doesn't help?
14-day no-questions refund. Email us and we refund you.