Moving in Nova Scotia? Here's everyone you need to notify.

Service Canada

Update EI, CPP, or OAS address through My Service Canada Account (mysca.ca). Apply for EI immediately if you were recently terminated.

Elections Canada

Update your voter registration at elections.ca. You can also update on election day, but doing it in advance is faster.

Employer / HR / payroll

Notify your payroll department so T4s and pay stubs go to your correct address. If you've changed provinces, tell HR -- provincial income tax withholding rates differ.

Banks and credit cards

Update your address with all financial institutions. Most allow this online or through their app. An outdated bank address can delay card replacements and statements.

Investment accounts (RRSP, TFSA, RESP)

Investment institutions often hold address separately from your bank. Update each separately.

Home or tenant insurance

Your policy is tied to a specific address. Contact your insurer before or immediately after the move -- coverage may lapse if you delay.

Doctor, dentist, and pharmacy

Notify your healthcare providers. If you're switching provinces, you may need to re-register for provincial health coverage -- confirm with your new province's health authority.

Subscriptions and deliveries

Update billing and shipping addresses for Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, meal kits, and any recurring deliveries. Canada Post forwarding will catch most mail but not always packages.