Sources and further information
The guidance in this book draws on public information from the following U.S. agencies and organizations. Guidance from public agencies can change; check current information with the agency itself before you act on it.
This page keeps the current official links for every source named in the book, and lists any updates or corrections to this edition. Links last checked October 7, 2026.
Legal authority and planning documents
Chapter 1
National Institute on Aging
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Social Security Administration
Types of residence
Chapter 2
Movers and interstate moves
Chapters 7 and 9
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move (booklet) (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- What are my rights and responsibilities when moving? (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- Moving Checklist (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- Spot the Red Flags (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- Steps to Select a Mover (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- What is a binding move estimate? (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
- Who regulates local movers? (opens the agency’s website in a new tab)
Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
Medications
Chapter 8
National Institute on Aging
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Changes of address and benefits
Chapter 8
United States Postal Service
Social Security Administration
Medicare
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
Updates
No corrections have been issued for this edition.