About this skill

Problem

After moving, banks, employers, schools, medical providers, subscriptions, government agencies, and delivery services may still send mail to the old address. Manually tracking each update is easy to miss, especially when items need confirmation, resubmission, or saved package addresses are not updated. This skill turns address-change admin work into a printable, checkable tracker instead of submitting forms on the user's behalf.

How it works

The skill first asks for move type, target completion date, and institution categories, then builds a checklist across financial, employment, education, medical, insurance, subscription, government, delivery, and personal contacts. Key deliverables include:
- Organization status table: records Organization, Status, submission date, confirmation, and notes, using states such as Not Started, Submitted, and Confirmed
- Old-address mail log: tracks mail that still arrives at the old address, sender, action taken, and resolution
- Safe mailing labels: reserves space only for name and new address, with a reminder not to print SSN, full account numbers, or passwords
- Priority lane: separates time-sensitive items such as bills, medical notices, school documents, legal papers, tax documents, payroll, and insurance
- Final verification and follow-up cards: covers postal forwarding, package addresses, saved browser/app addresses, auto-pay, emergency contacts, plus one-week and one-month reviews

Boundaries

The skill creates checklists and printable templates. It does not access user accounts, submit official change-of-address forms, request sensitive identity numbers, or replace the requirements of specific institutions or postal services. Users should still confirm address-update rules with banks, employers, schools, medical providers, the DMV, tax agencies, and other organizations, and avoid printing sensitive identity details.

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Use Cases

Before a move, consolidate banks, employer, doctors, Amazon, and USPS forwarding into one printable status tracker.
Two weeks after moving, log bills still arriving at the old address and create a one-week review card to find unconfirmed institutions.
Create household mailing labels with only name and new address, plus a reminder not to print SSNs, account numbers, or passwords.
After relocation, prioritize bills, prescriptions, school, tax, payroll, and insurance items, then verify mail forwarding and auto-pay addresses.

Best For

People relocating across cities who need to confirm many institution and package addresses item by item.
Households managing student or seasonal housing changes that need to track school, medical, and subscription address updates.
Move organizers who want printable mailing labels while avoiding sensitive account details on paper.
Follow-up leads who continue receiving old-address mail and need to review unconfirmed institutions.