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Moving checklist: week-by-week tasks, box inventory, change of address

Moving checklists — a moving checklist in sections "8 weeks before", "4 weeks before", "1 week before" and "Moving day", listed tasks with empty tick boxes, drawn as a clear utilitarian sheet with thick section bars and large tick boxes
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Reading 1Week by week
Reading 2Box inventory
Reading 3Change of address

A moving checklist covers the weeks of tasks before a move, and a box inventory shows what went into each box. These nine show three pages: a checklist in sections from eight weeks before to moving day, an inventory with twenty rows for box number, room, contents and whether it is fragile, and a change-of-address list for bank, employer, doctor, post office, utilities and insurance. Type a direction, such as first home, and the pages follow it.

  • a first home move
  • a family move with children
  • a box list for unpacking
  • an international move

Frequently asked questions

What is on the change-of-address list?
Rows for bank, employer, doctor, post office, utilities and insurance, with blank lines for each.
What is the difference between the three styles?
Clean grid has a clear utilitarian sheet with thick section bars. Kraft box looks like a cardboard moving label with tape-strip tabs. Friendly home has rounded headings and small house and box icons.
Can I change the move?
Yes. Type a direction such as international. A direction is a request, not a guaranteed result.

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