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@life_24g: 【引っ越し後】役所の手続き、一発で終わらせる方法3選！#引っ越し #引っ越し後 #引越ししてた

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yaiyai0801
くろすけ :
実家から一人暮らしになりますが、そういう手続きが何をしたらいいのかこれみてもイマイチピンと来ません…
2023-03-02 11:03:36
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life_24g
らいふ｜最高の部屋を作りたい :
郵便局の転送手続き、Amazonの送り先変更、これはやっておこ🙆‍♂️
2023-03-01 16:10:27
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user1456865793856
、 :
4月から、新卒社会人なんですけど、国民健康保険から会社の社会保険に変更になる場合は、健康保険証の資格喪失手続き等は不要ですよね？
2024-03-02 11:03:29
3
tetetete2727
くろすと165 :
郵便の転送届もやろう　ネットからできる
2024-02-23 16:09:40
2
hayato06155
.. :
住民票とか印鑑証明はマイナンバーカードでコンビニで取れるぞー
2023-03-10 12:45:01
17
a___sumomo
すももももも :
マイナンバーってどうやって変えるの？
2023-03-23 04:31:57
4
user4738429028441
ヒロです :
たしかにそうおもってもいい感じだと思います新生活のため
2023-03-02 11:00:45
2
tomorrowpooh
tomorrow :
市役所住所変更は、自分が次住むところの、市役所ですか？
2025-03-06 10:34:55
1
justinlife01
justinlife01 :
マイナンバーカードで自宅でいつでも出来る制度に変えて欲しい!
2023-03-01 15:18:24
3
mimimi0mi0
みみみ🐾🍶´- :
住民票は２、３通は貰っといた方が良いよね
2023-03-01 23:46:18
3
userr7fm6e134w
💕 :
引っ越し作業お疲れ様です！😇　私も引っ越しがあるので、毎日見てました参考になります！✨✨
2023-03-01 14:49:52
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usernu4he4ixqn
usernu4he4ixqn :
マイナンバーカードをもってるのであれば、住民票は役所で取るより、コンビニで発行したほうが安い。
2023-03-04 14:33:19
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xyxtzizizrur
✿ :
専門2年で一人暮らしなんですけど住所変更したほうがいいんですか？親はしなくてもいいんじゃない？と言っています
2023-03-03 15:01:49
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noneme.404
🎀 :
質問なのですが、転出手続きをしてから転入手続きですか？
2023-03-07 15:52:33
3
dy0kxnd9tklw
dy0kxnd9tklw :
役所の手続きは引越し先の役所でやるんですか？それとも引越し前の役所？
2023-03-01 14:55:05
3
miyakano___
愛魅 ➳☽*·̩͙ :
印鑑証明の変更って新社会人でも必要ですか？
2023-03-01 15:24:54
6
tata04170
T :
一人暮らしを考えているのですが，資金礼金はありの方がいいですか？それともなしでも大丈夫ですか？
2023-03-10 14:02:06
3
suuuu.0327
Suuuuu :
土曜に開庁してたときに手続きをしに行ったら、母子手帳などの変更が出来なくて結局平日にまた行きました😭
2023-03-02 14:07:02
1
user4269225304553
まぁ〜ちゃん :
ついでに郵便局にも行っておくと１年間郵便物前住所に送られずにすみやすいです。たまに前住所に配送されることもあるようですが😅
2024-02-28 20:27:06
1
kasumisou27
miyu :
役所ホームページに掲載されてるからチェックしてみて下さい
2024-02-29 10:52:34
1
31870553849moco
み🐙 :
今私もペット可物件に移動中でいっぱい頑張ってます！5日に引っ越しなのでめちゃくちゃ役に立ちます😅
2023-03-02 16:32:19
2
y__tya
ゅちゃ :
保険証 親の保養入ってる場合も住所変更？？
2023-03-10 15:40:58
3
kisi_nenryo
新井浩文 :
区役所でもできますか？
2023-06-07 01:53:18
1
utachqnawa
うた🫧🐣 :
大きな都市なのに名古屋は、マイナンバーカードでの住民票等のコンビニ発行はしてないので気をつけて笑
2023-04-30 18:08:30
1
ttt_yura2
さ :
実家から県外に引っ越すんですが、保険証も必ずですかね？
2023-03-11 19:32:03
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