List of those I need to change my address with now I’m moving...

Morata_

Does anyone have a list they’ve used of who they needed to call once they moved? Banks, schools, work etc...

buggy_boy

It is going to be different for different people, I found easiest was do what you remember then setup a redirect post from post office for 12 months, as letters come in phone them and get the address changed.

theartfullodger

If you don't know who you need to communicate with suggest you see your physician.

verybigchris

If you google "change of address checklist" you'll find a few templates. Here's a couple:

https://www.money.co.uk/guides/moving-house-change-of-address-checklist.htm

https://www.reallymoving.com/help-and-advice/change-of-address-checklist

anniecave

For me as a single car owning indvidual without children:

Any utility bills on old property
Utility bills on new property (gas, electric, water, council tax, broadband)
TV licence
Buildings and contents insurance
Mobile phone (even if on PAYG)
Car insurance / Driving licence / V5 car log book
Doctor / Dentist / Optician
Banks / Savings providers / credit cards
Employer.
Pension providers (current employer may tell your current workplace pension provider)
Library, leisure centre or other memberships
Health insurance, life insurance, any other insurances
Any charities you pay regularly to
Loyalty or store cards - tesco, nectar, boots etc

Mail re-direction takes a few days to actually activate.

googler

Accountant
Banks (High Street and Online)
Book or Music Club Subscriptions
Broadband Supplier
Building Society
Burglar Alarm Servicing or Monitoring
Car Insurer, Car Clubs (AA, RAC etc)
Catalogues/Freebies
Charities - for catalogues, as well as registered donor/member
Church/Religious Organisation
Cleaners, Ironing Service, etc.
Clubs ; Rotary, Community, Sports, WWF, RSPB, etc.
Council (both old & new) - Council Tax Department
Council ; cancel any Parking Permits
Credit Card(s) Provider
Dentist
Doctor
Dog Walking Service
DSS (or whatever they're called these days)
DVLA
Electricity, Gas & other Utility Suppliers
e-mail provider(s)
Employer(s)
Family & Friends
Gardener
Hire Purchase/Loan Companies
Hospital, if you attend regularly
Household Insurance Supplier ; Building and Contents
Home Phone/Landline Supplier
Inland Revenue, or HMRC
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Investments (Funds, etc.) - Administrator/Registrar
Library
Life Assurance Supplier
Loan or Credit Companies
Magazine Subscriptions
Medical insurance (BUPA or similar)
Memberships - maybe included in Clubs above
Milkman ; cancel deliveries
Mobile Phone Supplier
Neighbours
Newsagent ; cancel paper deliveries
NS&I - Premium Bonds
Online Retailers (Amazon, eBay, Paypal, Play, etc)
Optician, Hairdresser, other Beauty/Health professionals
Pawnbroker - if you plan to later re-purchase anything you've pawned
Pension Providers
Pet Sitters
Royal Mail ; set up your re-direction service for 3/6/12 mths
Satellite or Cable TV Supplier
Servicing Contractors (Boiler, CH, other appliances)
Schools & Nurseries, Childminders, Babysitters
Shareholdings - Registrars (direct and online)
Stores or Chains with discount or club cards
Survey/Market Research websites
TV Licencing Office
Vet, Kennels, Cattery, Microchip Registrations
Window Cleaner

See also
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5035348

glennevis

I have an AVC pension pot arranged through work, linked to my (ex-)employee number and with the same provider as my works pension pot. On hold as I'm not yet SRA, so I only get annual statements.
The pension provider did not update my address for the AVC as it is defined as a standalone product, as I discovered almost a year later.

G_M

There are many lists on the internet.

Use google and then merge thm all and delete the bits that fon't apply to you.