Any recommendations for a useful Moving Checklist?

Sorry spelt your name wrong Bakingmad.

Bakingmade Help calm me ,house buying and selling stress is still going. Spice101 has kept it going since Craftyone left. I joined it in March 2019 when my house sale fell through for the second time and I was at the end of my rope.

Think its on part 8 so there is plenty for you to read. But there is brilliant advice there . You should read some of the older parts . Still good advice on the new on but more on older ones.

Apart from beveveament buying and selling a property is the most stressful thing you will ever do. Glad I am never doing it again.

Wish you well on your journey.

Thank you, some good tips that I hadn’t thought of.

I think I shall also go through this forum from when it was started by craftyone as I remember there was some good advice on here.

I’ve moved 4 times in the last 3 years and I’ve always set up a spreadsheet that has all the things to do and by when along with reference numbers. Found it particularly useful in a dispute with Sky. It has dates etc. I turn the cell green when it’s complete. One to remember is dog microchip, car log book and pension providers.

We were given a really useful checklist by our solicitor when we moved so maybe you could get one from your solicitor. Tried to find ours for you without success. Sorry.

You might like the one I used:-

www.which.co.uk/money/mortgages-and-property/home-movers/moving-house/moving-house-checklist-ap7pv6c6t74x

Take dated photos of your electric/gas and water meter on the day you move out and then also at the house you are moving to.

I found that trying to clean each room as I packed was useful too so there wasn't much 'dep' cleaning to do at the end iykwim

Click the link and there is a really good printable download.

A word of warning if you have to redirect your mail it is impossible to do this via Royal Mail without them passing on your details, I dont know how they get away with it.

That is a good idea. Prior to one of our many moves the removals company gave us a check list which came in handy. I'm afraid I don't still have it. It probably got lost in one of our subsequent moves. Have you tried googling it? Something useful might come up.