Ready to Move Home Guide

Let companies, family and friends know of your new change of address.

As you are moving into a brand new housing development you may find that some companies delivery address information does not currently list your full postal address and post code when you move in, especially if you are one of the first to move in. Street naming, numbering and post coding is approved between the Local Authority and the Post Office. The Post office will often only register the actual address of a new home onto their database upon its being occupied. Llanmoor advise the Post Office of each property that is occupied as soon as possible after you legally complete your purchase. Some delivery Companies do not use the latest Post office gazetteer information and so then can sometimes be issues with deliveries. Regrettably these issues are out of our control.

Arrange the date you wish your new landline number to operate from. Or give notice to your current service provider if you are no longer going to use them. Make sure you also inform your mobile phone provider of your change of address.

Contact the Post Office to redirect your mail to make sure you do not miss any important letters or post upon your move.

You may want to consider transferring your accounts to a branch nearer to your new home.

Fill out the change of address form on your statements.

Inform present school the date your child will be leaving and the new school the date when they will be beginning.

Notify them of your change of details and remember to have your reference number with you when you do so.

Insurances for your life, motor, medical, pets and contents will need to be informed.

Pension schemes will need to be informed of your change of address.

Notify the authorities in both your current area and the area you are moving to so you can set up the appropriate payments and close down the ones at your old address.

You may need to deregister with your current ones and register with ones in your new area.