Info for New Residents

• New to Your State

  Find out which agencies you need to deal with to update your license and registration in your new state. Get settled.

  Change Address

  Skip the hassle of forwarded mail and missing bills by finding the easiest way to update your address info. Change your address.

  Applying for a New License

  Get info on the steps, paperwork and written test requirements to trade your out-of state license for a new one. Get a license.

  Identification Cards

  Learn how to apply for a state-issued ID card at any age once you establish residency in your new town. Get an ID.

  Car Registration

  Read about smog requirements and registering your vehicle in the state if you currently have out-of-state plates. Get registered.

  Voter Registration

  Be certain you are accurately registered using your new address before it’s time to cast your vote. Register to vote.

  Safety Laws

  Be familiar with the latest safety laws such as those involving cell phones and texting, seat belts, child safety seats and helmet requirements. Learn the laws.

• Locations & Hours

  Find the address, phone number and hours of the nearest state agency in your new city. Get going.

  Moving Companies

  The professionals can ease the stress and physical strain of making a move. Find out who can help you with your next move. Find a mover.

  Auto Transport

  Find a list of companies that can professionally move your vehicle from one city or from one state to another. Move your car.

  Connect Utilities

  Get hooked up and have your utilities turned on before you spend the first night in your new place. Turn on the power.

  Real Estate

  Enlist the help of a realtor who knows the area so you can find a home that suits your needs and your budget. Buy a new home.

  Apartment Rentals

  Discover more about the neighborhoods and communities that best suit your style and your wallet. Find an apartment.