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Home About Us Our Listings Our Agents Property Search Preferred Buyers Mortgage Calculator Buyer Resources Seller Resources Useful Links Community Links Comments and Suggestions Consumer Notice Contact Us RE/MAX Country Homes 100 Chestnut Street Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Phone 570-966-9999 570-523-9999 570-837-9999 Toll Free 866-570-2163 Fax 570-966-9706 Email: remaxcl@dejazzd.com	Whether you are moving across the county or across the country, RE/MAX Country Homes will help you with all of your relocation needs. RE/MAX Country Homes is leading the real estate industry with more relocation transactions each year than any other real estate professionals. RE/MAX Country Homes are your friends and neighbors who live and work in this area. We know all there is to know about our area and its neighborhoods, people, schools, churches and organizations. If you are thinking about relocating to our area, feel free to contact RE/MAX Country Homes for an informative relocation packet. A RE/MAX Country Homes Agent will be more than happy to serve you with all of your relocation needs. Please refer to our Moving Checklist below for more information about how to make your move as smooth as possible. Two Months Before your move Get moving quotes if you are planning on using a professional mover. If you need a rental truck for a "do-it-yourself-move," contact a rental company: U Haul Allied Van Atlas World Group Visit this useful link about preparing your household items for your move Packing Your Stuff A-Z Visually prepare or design a floor plan for your furniture in your new home. Create a list for inventory of your belongings. This is helpful in preparing a garage or moving sale. Keep all of your paperwork concerning the move in one file, so nothing is lost or misplaced. Transfer all school records for your children. Finalize your decision on a mover. If time permits, prepare your new home for arrival. (New paint, new locks, etc.) Consider your children in the move. Plan ahead and visit our Moving with Children Guide. One Month Before your move Change your address – you can do this online Change your address with the IRS – you can do this online Make any travel arrangements where you would need an airline, train, hotel, bus or car rental. Research the area in which you will be moving for clubs, civic organizations and churches, so that you can change your membership. Contact medical and dental offices to receive records, asking these professionals for referrals and continuing prescriptions. Establish a new checking account. Research local laws about home-based businesses and business licenses if you own or operate your own business. Make an inventory list of all of your belongings. Arrange for your pets to be transported. Use/finish household items so that there is less to pack and move. Two Weeks Before your move Forward your magazines to your new address. Forward your newspaper to your new address. Forward your old email to your new email address. Contact all of your utilities and change your service to your new address. Organize those helping you on the day of the move. Be sure to confirm all travel reservations you have made. If moving appliances, you may want to make sure they are inspected before the move. Pack all clean clothing. Close your bank accounts, making sure you have ample cash for the move. The remainder of the funds should be transferred to your new bank. Keep important documents and valuables close at hand during the move. Prepare for the move of any infant or small children. Review your insurance policy for coverage during your move. Provide relatives with your travel information . Defrost your freezer and refrigerator. Moving Day Has Arrived! Do a final walk through of the home to make sure all of your belongings have been removed. Be sure to take control of all personal items that are valuable or important to you during the move. You may want to purchase travelers checks instead of cash during the move. After Your Move Congratulations - you survived the big move! Now what? Here's a list of the most important items to attend to during the first week after your move. We have provided some informative links for you and your family that will make your transition, smooth.