Notify the post office: Start by notifying the post office of your change of address. This will ensure that your mail is forwarded to your new address for up to 12 months. You can do this online or by picking up a Mover’s Guide packet from the post office [1].

Notify the IRS and state tax agencies: You should notify both the federal revenue agency and your state tax agency of your change of address. You can do this by calling them and providing your full name, date of birth, social security number (or ITIN or EIN), and old and new addresses [1].

Update your Social Security contact information: If you receive social security benefits, it is important to keep your contact information up-to-date. You can change your address by logging into your **My SSA Account** and selecting “Update Contact Information” from your profile. Alternatively, you can call the SSA at **(800) 772-1213** to verbally change your address [3][4][5][6]. If you do not have a My SSA Account, you can quickly set one up and enter the correct address. However, if you receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or do not have a U.S. mailing address, you will have to call the above phone number or your local SSA office [3][4][5][6].

Notify your employer: If you’re employed, you should notify your employer of your change of address. This will ensure that your W-2 form is sent to the correct address at the end of the year [1].

Notify your bank and credit card company: You should also notify your bank and credit card company of your change of address. This will ensure that your statements and other important documents are sent to the correct address [1].

Notify your insurance providers: You should notify your homeowners or renters insurance provider of your change of address. This will ensure that your policy is updated with your new address [1].

Notify your utility companies: You should notify your gas, electricity, phone, cable, and internet providers of your change of address. This will ensure that your services are transferred to your new address [1].

Notify your loan providers: You should notify your loan providers of your change of address. This will ensure that your statements and other important documents are sent to the correct address [1].

Driver License Renewal, Replacement, Change of Address or Change of Emergency Contacts: Go to your Texas DMV or Oklahoma DMV website and update this information online. Filling out the necessary paperwork ensures that you cover all of your legal bases in terms of keeping your driving records and vehicle registration up to date. [7][8] If you are moving from out of state you will have to visit in person to get your new state license. List of all State DMV websites.

Notify your magazine and subscription services: You should notify your magazine and subscription services of your change of address. This will ensure that your subscriptions are sent to the correct address [1].

Notify your business associates: If you own a business, you should notify your business associates of your change of address. This will ensure that your clients and customers are aware of your new address [1].

Notify your friends and family: Finally, you should notify your friends and family of your change of address. This will ensure that they have your updated contact information [1].

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