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Interactive moving-to-Texas checklist

Add your move date and household needs. The checklist will calculate practical target dates, keep your progress on this device, and connect each Texas-specific task to the right guide or official resource.

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Compare Texas destinations

90 days before moving

Review housing, commute patterns, schools, taxes, and local services before choosing a community.

Open city guides

Build a realistic moving budget

75 days before moving

Estimate transportation, deposits, temporary housing, travel, and first-month setup costs.

Estimate moving costs

Before the move

Book movers or reserve equipment

30 days before moving

Confirm dates, insurance, access restrictions, parking, and cancellation terms in writing.

Arrange Texas auto insurance

14 days before moving

Texas generally requires 30/60/25 liability coverage. Keep proof ready for title and registration.

Review vehicle requirements

Schedule utilities and internet

10 days before moving

Arrange power, water, gas, trash, and internet so essential service starts by move-in day.

Estimate utility costs

Update your mailing address

7 days before moving

Forward mail and update employers, banks, insurers, subscriptions, and important records.

USPS change of address

First 30 days

Title and register each vehicle

30 days after moving

New residents generally have 30 days to complete this through the county tax assessor-collector.

Estimate fees and find an office

Register to vote at your Texas address

21 days after moving

Texas voter registration is generally due 30 days before an election. Submit or update your application early.

Open voter guide

First 90 days

Get a Texas driver license or ID

90 days after moving

New residents who drive generally have 90 days. DPS appointments can fill early.

Open DPS guidance

Your selections and checked tasks stay only in this browser's local storage; they are not sent to Keep TX Red. Dates are planning targets, not legal advice. Confirm official deadlines with the linked Texas agency.