Moving List?

[Lappy9001]

I'm moving to a new apartment on Saturday with one of my buddies and I'm really excited about it! However, I can't seem to find a 'moving list' of things to get done, just to make sure I don't totally forget something important. If anyone knows a good one, or has some tips from experience, I'd greatly appreciate it

[Manga Shoggoth]

I'm moving to a new apartment on Saturday with one of my buddies and I'm really excited about it! However, I can't seem to find a 'moving list' of things to get done, just to make sure I don't totally forget something important. If anyone knows a good one, or has some tips from experience, I'd greatly appreciate it

Off the top of my head:

• Make sure that utilities (Gas, electricity, phone) are set up. Take meter readings when you arrive in case of disputes with bills - even if the bills are included in the rent.
• Make sure you know how the division of bills is going to take place.
• Make sure that anything like TV Licences are sorted out.
• Make sure you have enough food for a short period to allow time for finding shops (and shopping, naturally).
• Make sure that you know what is going to be in the flat:
  
  • Is there a bed there?
  • What do you need in the way of bedding (I reccommend having a sleeping bag just in case)
  • Do you need to supply cutlery, crockery, kettles and other such aids to gracious living?
  • How many of the fixtures and fittings are going to be there? (Not joking - previous tenants have been known to remove everything not nailed down. Including light bulbs...)

[Z3ro]

This obviously depends on where you are moving from and what you are bringing with you, but I'd highly recommend you have something to sit on, like a couch. Nothing worse than spending an entire day moving a bunch of heavy furniture and boxes, only to have to sit on the floor.

[Riverdance]

Toilet Paper!