Change of mailing address

A change of mailing address! Here's a step-by-step guide to help you update your mailing address with various organizations:

Government Agencies:

  1. US Postal Service (USPS): Update your address with the USPS by filling out a PS Form 3575 (Address Change Request) and submitting it to your local post office.
  2. Social Security Administration (SSA): Notify the SSA of your address change by phone (1-800-772-1213) or online through my Social Security account.
  3. Internal Revenue Service (IRS): File Form 8822 (Change of Address) with the IRS to update your address for tax purposes.
  4. Voter Registration: Update your voter registration information with your state or local election office.

Financial Institutions:

  1. Bank: Notify your bank of your address change by phone, online, or in-person.
  2. Credit Card Company: Update your address with your credit card company by phone or online.
  3. Investment Accounts: Notify your investment account custodian (e.g., brokerage firm) of your address change.

Other Organizations:

  1. Credit Reporting Agencies: Update your address with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.
  2. Insurance Companies: Notify your insurance company of your address change.
  3. Employer: Inform your employer of your address change.
  4. Magazine Subscriptions: Update your address with your magazine subscription service.
  5. Online Services: Update your address with online services like Amazon, Netflix, and streaming platforms.

Additional Tips:

  1. Keep a record: Keep a record of all the organizations you've notified of your address change.
  2. Verify updates: Verify that your address has been updated with each organization.
  3. Update your driver's license: Update your driver's license or state ID with your new address.
  4. Notify your landlord: If you're a renter, notify your landlord of your address change.

Remember to update your address with all relevant organizations to ensure a smooth transition and avoid any potential issues.