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Moving and address changes
A practical public page for the Seattle tasks that come with a move. Use this when you need to split mail, utilities, civic records, and city accounts into the right next steps.
USPS change of address
Official USPS pageBest first stop when the move depends on forwarding mail and updating your mailing address.
Seattle City Light residential services
Official Seattle.gov pageBest first stop for electric-service basics when a move affects your home setup.
Seattle Public Utilities services
Official Seattle.gov pageBest broad start for water, sewer, drainage, and garbage service when moving in or out.
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What this page covers
Use this page when a Seattle move creates multiple household tasks at once. Seattle.net helps you pick the right lane before you start changing addresses across city and public systems.
Best for: Mail forwarding, utility starts, account updates, and the city tasks that often come with a move.
Open Utilities and bills
Seattle.netUse this when the move is really about water, sewer, electricity, or household billing support.
Open Payments and city accounts
Seattle.netUse this when you are really sorting out online accounts, city logins, or mixed payment systems.
Open Household and civic basics
Seattle.netUse this when the move creates general city-admin questions and you need a broader first lane.
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Best place to start
The safest move is usually to split the problem by system: mail first, utilities second, then civic records and other city-facing tasks.
Best for: Mail forwarding first, then household service changes, then city and civic record updates.
USPS movers guide
Official USPS pageBroad official start for forwarding mail and changing your mailing address.
Seattle Public Utilities
Official Seattle.gov pageBroad official service area for household utilities when moving changes your service address.
Seattle City Light residential services
Official Seattle.gov pageBroad official residential service area for electric-account and service questions.
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Common tasks
These are the questions most people hit during a move: utility service, paperwork, and the nearby city tasks that now need a new address.
Best for: Moving household service, updating account details, and handling city-facing paperwork after a move.
Voting and civic participation
Seattle.netUse this when the move means updating voter registration or checking your new district and ballot path.
Licenses, renewals, and records
Seattle.netUse this when the move turns into a records, renewal, or city-paperwork question.
Neighborhoods
Seattle.netUse neighborhood guides when the move depends on understanding the area, not just the paperwork.