Hawaii, HI Moving And Storage Directory

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When you're looking for a moving company, check with Department of Transportation to make sure the company is licensed with the federal government to provide moving services. Visit protectyourmove.gov and enter company USDOT number to do a check of the company's licensing.

Storage Restrictions

Almost all storage facilities will have restrictions on what they will permit you to store on their properties. These limitations are to protect both the storage company and the customers. There are a number of items which most facilities will not allow you to store such as fireworks, hazardous materials, ammunition and firearms. When you call the storage company for the first time, make sure to go through the list of items they do not allow to store. Usually they will have a list published on their website.

Change of Address

Change your mailing address at the United States Postal Service website. You must notify the U.S. Postal Service that you are moving to ensure that your mail and any important documents are delivered to you. The USPS online change-of-address service is useful if you are moving or have moved recently.
Here is the link for USPS site Change of address form.

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Hawaii, HI Moving And Storage Directory

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For more information on regulations in Hawaii visit Hawaii Department of Transportation website at hawaii.gov/dot

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State Information Capital City: Honolulu
Origin of name: Uncertain. The islands may have been named by Hawaii Loa, their traditional discoverer. Or they may have been named after Hawaii or Hawaiki, the traditional home of the Polynesians.
10 largest cities (2000): Honolulu, 371,657; Hilo, 40,759; Kailua, 36,513; Kaneohe, 34,970; Waipahu, 33,108; Pearl City, 30,976; Waimalu, 29,371; Mililani Town, 28,608; Kahului, 20,146; Kihei, 16,749
Land area: 6,423 sq mi. (16,637 sq km)
Largest county by population and area: Honolulu, 905,266 (2005); Hawaii, 4,028 sq mi.
Nickname: Aloha State (1959)