Build your checklist online, cut the tasks that do not apply, then print it. You get a dated timeline, a packing supplies count, a change of address list, and a contacts page, all on US Letter paper that goes on the fridge or into a binder.
Build My Printable ChecklistA checklist only helps if it survives an actual move. These are the parts that do.
The checklist lives on your phone right up until moving day, when the battery is at 12 percent and both of your hands are holding a box.
The online board is where you edit. The PDF is what you carry around, so get the editing done before you print.
Most free moving checklist templates and moving plan templates are one static PDF handed to everyone. A renter moving across town gets the same page as a family driving from Ohio to Arizona with two dogs.
Get three written estimates, set a budget, and start decluttering. This is also when you print the first copy, early enough to be useful and late enough that the dates still hold.
Pack room by room and mark each room off as you finish it. File USPS mail forwarding and book utility transfers for both addresses.
Confirm the mover in writing, pack an essentials bag for the first night, and write the new address on the contacts page so the crew is not calling you for it.
Count boxes against the inventory as they load, walk the empty place once with the camera on, and hand over keys last.
Unpack the essentials box, then work the after-move section: license, vehicle registration, voter registration, and the accounts USPS forwarding does not reach.
Free to use — $2.99 to print
Five blocks cover almost every US move: timeline, packing, address changes, utilities, and moving day logistics.
About eight weeks before the move, which is where the timeline starts. A smaller home can start later.
Building and customizing it is free. The $2.99 is only for the print-ready PDF.
US Letter, 8.5 by 11 inches.
You can print the default task set without editing a thing. It is the same $2.99 unlock either way.
Yes. Change it online and print a fresh copy for the same move project.
A template is the same document for everyone. This one is dated to your move and edited before it prints.
No. MoveCheck does not run a user database.