Relocation Services in San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio was founded as a Spanish mission and colonial outpost in 1718. The city played a significant role in the Texas Revolution and was the site of the famous Battle of the Alamo in 1836. After Texas became a state, San Antonio grew rapidly as a center for cattle ranching and as a hub for military activity. It is also known for its rich cultural heritage, particularly its strong Hispanic and Mexican influences which are seen in our unique architecture and exquisite cuisine. Our deep culture rich with Native American, African American, European, Spanish, Mexican, German and French roots guide our way of life.

Also, being friendly is just the beginning.
Welcome home, we have been waiting for you.

Military City, USA

San Antonio is nicknamed, Military City, USA because we are home to Joint Base San Antonio the largest joint base in the U.S. Department of Defense. Our city includes the four primary locations of Randolph Air Force Base, Fort Sam Houston, Lackland Air Force Base and Camp Bullis. We take pride in our military community being ready to deploy at any time to serve in various parts of the world, often in dangerous and challenging conditions. These soldiers are trained to be physically and mentally tough, to follow orders, and to work as a team to accomplish missions. Just like the rest of San Antonio. Our city welcomes our veterans into the civilian workforce to enhance our robust working community.

“I cannot physically be in San Antonio to find my next home? What can I do?”

We can help you! This is one of our specialties.

❖ We can send a 360* tour of the homes you are
o interested in
o or in the process of building
▪ You don’t want an agent to send you a shaky video
because you will not be able to see your whole home!
We have you covered 360*!
❖ We use our knowledge as Broker Associates with eXp Realty, LLC
and our extensive training to find the best home for you, your
family and your friends.

Here are some examples of our 360* Tours

GETTING REGISTERED AS A TEXAN!

* You have 30 days from the time you move here toregister your vehicle in the state *

VEHICLE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Take your vehicle to a certified Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) inspection station. Many mechanic shops, oil change locations and service stations are certified by DPS as inspection stations.
Bring your insurance card
Visit: Department of Safety

VEHICLE REGISTRATION

Visit your local county tax-assessor collector office.
Bring your insurance card, proof of vehicle inspection, and proof you own the vehicle, such as the registration or title from your previous state.
If your insurance policy was issued in another state, you will need to bring your policy in its entirety so that insurance coverage minimums may be verified.

DRIVER’S LICENSE

As a new resident you are required to obtain your drivers license from the Texas Department of Public Safety within 90 days of moving here. You will need to provide proof of the following to apply for a driver license:

U.S. Citizenship or evidence of lawful presence
Texas Residency
Identity, and Social Security Number
Evidence of Texas Vehicle Registration; for each vehicle you own.
Proof of Insurance; for each vehicle you own

VOTING

To register to vote in Texas, simply complete a
voter registration application and mail it to your
county election office or you can request a
printed application be mailed to you.
For additional information visit:
www.votetexas. gov.

PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS

MOVING CHECKLIST

8 Weeks Before

Call moving companies for estimates.
Remove and dispose of unwanted possessions.
Start compiling an inventory of your belongings
Decide which furnishings you want to keep and which room they will go in.
Start a file of moving-related papers and receipts.
Search for schools, healthcare professionals and hospitals in your new location.
Arrange to transfer your children’s school records and family medical records.

6 Weeks Before

Secure off-site storage, if needed.
Choose a mover and negotiate a contract.
Contact your homeowner’s insurance agent about coverage for moving and secure more, if necessary.
Contact insurance companies (auto, homeowner’s, medical, and life) to arrange for coverage in your new home

4 Weeks Before

Create a file of important papers, such as auto license, registration documents and title; any medical, dental and school records; birth certificates; wills, deeds, stock certificates, and other financial documents.
Notify the following of your change of address:
* Post office
* Banks
* Credit card companies
Relatives and friends
Insurance agent, lawyer tax/financial advisor
Notify utility companies of date to discontinue/transfer service and/or establish service at our new home.
Arrange final readings and bills, and refunds on prepaid services.
* Electric
* Internet service
* Natural gas
* Telephone
* Television
* Trash collection
*Water
For apartments,
arrange the refund of your security deposit.
Discontinue additional home services (housekeeper, gardener/lawn service, snow removal, and pool cleaner)
Give away or use items you can’t take with you, such as perishables

3 Weeks Before

Make travel plans, if necessary.
Arrange to close existing bank accounts and open new accounts in new area
Arrange for child care on moving day.

2 Weeks Before

Arrange special transport for your pets and plants.
Contact moving company and review arrangements for your move

1 Week Before

Pack moving-essential boxes -important documents, travel clothes, personal items and prescription medications