Moving Resources
PLEASE NOTE:
Our suggested links are intended to provide helpful and encouraging resources. Because the ever-fluctuating nature of the internet allows other web pages to change quickly as well as offer other links in many directions from their site, a link to a particular site does not necessarily imply endorsement by Just Moved Ministry nor are we responsible for the content of these third-party sites.
Dealing With A Move
First Thirty Days
Going Through a change? Whether you’re starting a new job, getting married, switching to the Mac or have decided to live a green lifestyle, you’ll find the help you need. Expert Advice. Helpful Tips. Q&A. Inspirational Stories. Community.
Research Your Move: U.S.
AOL City Guides
Restaurants, City Attractions, Events,
Neighborhood Guides, Activity Planner
Best Places To Live
CNN Money Magazine
City Search
Search for museums, parks, stores, zoos, and any other entertaining things to do in almost any U.S. city
NOTE: Type city and state in box at top right; click ‘Search’
Key To The City
USA city information for nearly every city and town.
National Center for Education Statistics
Search for libraries, schools, and colleges
Our Town
Comprehensive city guides. Include travel information, area attractions and restaurant listings for towns across the U.S.
State and County Quick Facts
Easy access to facts about people, business, geography.
Sperling’s Best Places To Live
Compare city profiles. From the top menu, select options that provide neighborhood profiles and school statistics. See city profiles on the cost of living, weather and crime.
USA City Link
Detailed city guides as well as official and independent city and state websites.
U.S. Census Bureau
State and county quick facts
U.S. Geological Surveys
An unbiased, multi-disciplinary science organization that focuses on biology, geography, geology, geospatial information and water. Just click on map in right hand corner.
Discover Your City
Access maps; weather data; business, community and government information; recreational and cultural activities; newspapers; an events schedule and an on-line telephone book for the city you’ll be moving to.
Research Your Move: International
Country Studies/Area Handbook
A continuing series of books prepared by the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress under the Country Studies/Area Handbook Program sponsored by the Department of the Army. More than 85 countries.
Portals to The World
Library of Congress links to electronic resources from around the world.
World Fact Book
One of the best directories of international information.
Manage Your Move
RPS Relocation
Site provides some wonderful free relocation resources.
The Unpackers
Let us divide and conquer your clutter! Phoenix-based company that serves nationally.
Military
Faithdeployed.com
This website offers encouragement, strength, community and hope to the heroes at home. Jocelyn Green is the author of Faith Deployed: Daily Encouragement for Military Wives and Faith Deployed…Again: More Daily Encouragement for Military Wives.
Military Installations
This helpful DOD website contains a database of all military installations for all branches of service, as well as information on each installation, such as what the area is like, who to contact with questions, checklists, FAQ, etc!
Move.mil
A one-stop source of information for personal property move stakeholders. The move.mil site is developed to support the deployment of the centralized, integrated, and web-based Defense Personal Property System (DPS).
Moving.com
Military moves
thredUP
Where moms like you swap children’s clothing and toys online. With the help of thredUP, America’s busiest parents exchange boxes of clothes that no longer fit their kids for stylish ones that will. They coordinate swaps among a group of your closest friends AND connect you with thousands of families nationwide and on military bases overseas. No matter where you move, the supportive thredUP community will stay with you wherever you have an internet connection and a mailbox!
Singer, Ginger Nelms
“The Hero Left Behind song was inspired by meeting a young lady in Walmart with a nine month old daughter. She told me about not being able to sleep because her husband was going back to Iraq for his third tour. I watched my sister-in-law grieve while my brother went to Iraq in the heat of the battle.
I saw how difficult it was for wives to carry on without their husbands. I don’t want these brave women to be forgotten and I wrote a song to comfort them and to let them know they are appreciated for their sacrifices.”
Moving Pets
Custom Boxes Now
Moving with pets: from preplanning to settling in to your new home…
U-Pack Moving
Moving with your family pets
Update Your Information
Internal Revenue Service
IRS Tax Tip – Let the IRS know!
Motor Vehicle Registration - US
Many states have resources on the Internet that help movers obtain necessary forms and information on-line. DMV.org is a privately owned website and is not owned or operated by a government agency.
U.S. Post Office
Change of Address, Moving Guide, and coupons.
Voter Registration
‘Declare Yourself’ online resource for voter registration
