When you move, you should notify these government services, if relevant: Canada Revenue Agency – this will update your address for things like child benefits and income taxes. Employment Insurance (EI) – if you are receiving EI benefits you must update your address so you do not miss a payment.

How early should I change my address?

Opinions differ on the matter of how far in advance you should change your address when moving house. Some experts advise that you do it at least two weeks before you move so that by the time you arrive in your new home, your mail will have already been forwarded to the right mailing address.

What happens if I don’t change my address on driver’s license Ontario?

The short answer is no. In most states and provinces, there are laws and implications to failing to notify of your new address. If you live in Ontario, you must, by law, notify the Ministry of Transportation within 6 days of your move.

Where can I find the address change checklist?

The Address Change Checklist is a PDF file and Adobe Reader is required to access and open the file. It is free to download. Printed colors may vary from computer monitor colors.

Do you need an address for a check?

Do Checks Need An Address? No, checks do not need an address. In fact, it is possible to order checks without an address on them. This can be a very useful tactic if you move a lot, and don’t want to re-order new checks every time you change your address.

Why do I have to change my address on my checks?

As a matter of keeping your accounts safe, banks like to be sure all of the account owners information remains accurate. This includes the address on your checks which should match the address on your account. Worst case scenario, you lose your checks and someone uses them with old address.

When do I need to change the address of my home?

You’ll need to change your address with all of your utility companies to get water and electricity at your new place. You should do this at least one month before a move to make sure you can get necessary services turned on in time. Some common utility bills include: Home security service; Water; Electricity; Gas; Sewage; Garbage