Moving can be a stressful time, and its important to make sure you notify the right people and places about your change of address to avoid potential hassles like missed bills or service lapses. Here is a list of places to notify when you move:

1. The U.S. Postal Service: You can change your address online at usps.com/move or by picking up a Movers Guide packet from the post office.

2. Tax agencies: Notify the IRS and your state tax agency of your new address.

3. Social Security Administration: Keep your social security and Medicare checks coming by notifying the SSA of your new address.

4. Department of motor vehicles: Update your drivers license and vehicle registration with your new address.

5. Gas and electric companies: Notify your gas and electric companies of your new address to avoid service lapses.

6. Banks and investment services: Notify your banks and investment brokerages of your new address to keep all your financial relationships aligned on your primary address.

7. Loan issuers: Notify your loan issuers of your new address.

8. Insurance companies: Notify your insurance companies of your new address to ensure you receive important policy information.

9. Employer: Notify your employer of your new address.

10. Schools: Notify your childrens schools of your new address.

11. Voter registration: If you are eligible to vote, register to vote when you move.

12. USCIS: If you are a non-U.S. citizen, notify the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services of your new address within 10 days of your move.

Its important to update your address with these organizations and service providers before you move or as soon as possible after you move to avoid any potential issues.