moving

 Suitable Movers is required to provide you with information about the rights and responsibilities as an individual shipper of household goods. Your primary responsibility is to select a reputable mover, to ensure that you understand the terms and conditions of the moving contract and know what to do in case problems come up. 

The best way to avoid problems on moving day is to be informed and plan ahead. The following brochure was compiled by FMCSA and DOT to help protect your memories, money, and your move. For more information regarding movers and transportation of household goods, visit www.protectyourmove.gov 

The following checklist is a handy tool  to help you prepare for your move, and understand what you will need to know and do during each phase of your moving process. Print the checklist in a convenient format that includes space for your notes. 

The two different levels of liability movers are required to provide are explained below and in Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move,  a booklet movers are required by Federal regulations to provide to  interstate moving customers. Be sure to read this information carefully  and follow the instructions provided to declare a value on your  shipment. 

Be sure to ask your mover important questions pertaining to your move, including what to do if something goes wrong. Each move is unique, and therefore you may have questions that your moving pro may not have addressed.