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Moving to Illinois

Moving to a new place represents a great change in our lives. When we relocate to a different state, we have a chance to start fresh many aspects of our routine — we start a new job, we meet new people, we make new friends.

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  • Home to over 12 million people, Illinois is the most populous state in the Midwest!
  • Downtown of Chicago during the daytime.

If you’re thinking of moving to the Midwestern region of the United States, you have probably thought of moving to Illinois. The Land of Lincoln, as it is known, is home to some of the most renowned museums in the country, as well as having one of the 10 largest populations in the U.S. and one of the top economies in the country!

Here’s a complete guide with everything you need to know about moving to Illinois!

Contents:

Pros & Cons

As much as we like to think that one day we’re going to live in a perfect place, we have to be honest and admit to ourselves that such a place doesn’t exist. No matter where you’re moving to, you’ll find that every location has its advantages and disadvantages. If you’re moving to Illinois, here are 14 pros and cons to be aware of:

Pros

  • Places to see
    • Living in Illinois means you’ll get to visit lots of amazing places in your free time, including renowned museums, beautiful lakes, and amazing hills!
  • Job opportunities
    • Depending on where in Illinois you’re moving to, you’ll have plenty of job opportunities, especially if you work in the manufacturing industry.
  • Sports culture
    • It’s impossible not to associate Illinois with sports. Home of the Chicago Bulls, the Chicago Cubs, and the Chicago Bears, Illinois is ideal for those who love sports of any nature!
  • Easy to move around
    • If you move to one of the major cities in Illinois, one thing is for sure: there are so many highways and roads that you won’t have any trouble getting around town!
  • Retirement
    • Who said that Illinois is all about big cities and large industries? The Land of Lincoln also has beautiful rural towns that are ideal for those who are looking forward to retiring in a calm and picturesque city!
  • Shopping opportunities
    • There’s no shame in admitting that you’re a consumerist! In fact, we’re even going to give you a tip on shopping: if you move to Illinois, you’ll be delighted to see how many shops, shopping malls, high-end restaurants, and boutiques you’ll find in this state!
  • Beautiful architecture
    • According to Illinois natives, this state has a particularly original and beautiful architecture that will leave you in awe!

Cons

  • Job growth
    • The national average for job growth is 1.4%, whereas Illinois’ job growth rate is only 0.2%. This means that you’ll probably have to move to one of the major cities in the state to find good job opportunities.
  • High taxes
    • Illinois is known for having significantly high taxes — in this state, you’ll have to pay taxes on your groceries, you’ll pay restaurant taxes, and you’ll pay sales taxes!
  • Not-so-friendly people
    • If you’re moving to Illinois from small cities where most people are friendly, you may not adjust well to the Land of Lincoln’s population, who are known for being kind of cold and distant.
  • Crime rates
    • Unfortunately, Illinois has always been known for its crime rates, especially because of Chicago. This major city had almost 1,000 murders per day back in the 1990s. Nowadays, the violent crime rate in the state is 407 per 100,000 residents, above the national average of 379 per 100,000.
  • Pollution rates
    • Due to the many companies that are headquartered in Illinois’ major cities, the pollution rate in this state is considerably high — the Land of Lincoln releases approximately 1,780 pounds of industrial toxins per square mile! The national average is 959 pounds/mi².
  • Challenging traffic
    • Depending on the area that you’re moving to, be ready to face quite a lot of traffic during your days, especially around the big cities in Illinois.
  • Difficult parking
    • In addition to facing challenging traffic on your way to work, you’ll also have to deal with another problem: finding a parking spot in the city! However, if you move to smaller towns in Illinois, this will not be an issue, obviously.

Fun Facts

If you’re moving to Illinois, you should probably get to know a bit more about your future state. The Land of Lincoln has a pretty rich history, and there are plenty of interesting facts about this state. Here are 6 fun facts about Illinois!

  • Home to one of the largest cities:
    • Most people know that Chicago is the most populous city in the state of Illinois, but did you know that it is also the third-most populous city in the entire country after NYC and LA?
  • Land of famous people:
    • Some of the most famous personalities in America were born in Illinois, including Hillary Clinton, Walt Disney, Ernest Hemingway, Cindy Crawford, Michele Obama, and Abraham Lincoln!
  • 13th Amendment:
    • The 13th Amendment was one of the most important amendments that were passed after the Civil War and it abolished slavery in the country — and Illinois was the first state to ratify this amendment!
  • Ice Cream Sundae:
    • Because of a law that was passed in 1890, Evanston, IL ice cream shops were forbidden from selling ice cream soda — thus, they started selling ice cream with syrup and without soda on Sundays, which then became known as a Sundae. Illinois is one of the states that claim that they invented Sundaes!
  • Great Fire of 1871:
    • Chicago, IL witnessed one of the worst natural disasters in the history of the United States, the Great Fire of 1871. This fire burned over 2,000 acres of the city and caused damage of over 200 million dollars!
  • Route 66:
    • One of the most famous roads in the world (and a popular tourist attraction), the iconic Route 66 originally started in Illinois!

Funny State Laws

  • Did you know that boys are forbidden from throwing snowballs at trees in Illinois? Read more about this law and other funny laws in Illinois below!
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Every U.S. state has its number of laws that will make you scratch your head and wonder why they were created in the first place — and Illinois is no different! Here are 5 funny laws in Illinois that will certainly make you laugh!

  1. No snowballs allowed!
    • According to Illinoisan law, boys (and only boys) are forbidden from throwing snowballs at trees during the winter.
  2. Fishing in Chicago.
    • If you’re moving to Chicago, Illinois, you have to keep in mind that it is illegal to fish in this city while sitting on a giraffe’s neck.
  3. Do they obey, though?
    • Apparently, bees are strictly forbidden from flying over Kirkland, Illinois. We wonder if they obey this law, though!
  4. Don’t hurt them!
    • When we have rat problems in our home, we want to get rid of them in any way possible. In Galesburg, Illinois, however, you can’t get rid of rats by beating them with baseball bats — that’s forbidden by law!
  5. How in the world?
    • In the town of Decatur, Illinois, it is illegal for drivers to drive a car without a steering wheel, so keep that in mind!

Weather and Climate

Located in Midwestern America, the state of Illinois has a humid continental climate, which means that the Land of Lincoln has pretty hot summers and harsh, cold winters. Temperatures in the summer (especially in July) can go as high as 80 °F, which may not please all visitors. As to wintertime, temperatures range between 10 °F to below 0°F! According to tourists, the best time to visit the state of Illinois is between the months of April and May, or during the months of September and October, when the temperature is more comfortable.

Nature

Bordered by the states of Wisconsin, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, and Iowa, it is safe to say that Illinois has no beaches to be appreciated. There are, however, beautiful lakes in this state, as well as amazing state parks and other unique nature sightings that you can visit if you relocate to the Land of Lincoln. Here are the top places to visit in Illinois.

  • Mississippi Palisades State Park
  • Charles Mound
  • Anderson Japanese Gardens
  • Cave-in-Rock State Park
  • Chicago Botanic Garden

Natural Disasters

Due to its location in the Midwest, Illinois is susceptible to suffering from a range of natural disasters, especially disasters caused by storms. Here are the most common natural disasters that can happen in Illinois:

  • Thunderstorms
  • Floodings
  • Tornadoes
  • Winter storms
  • Earthquakes

Moving Prices from Major Cities

Are you considering moving to Illinois? Before you make a decision, you need to consider all the costs that go into the moving process, which can be quite expensive depending on where you’re moving to and where you’re moving from. Here are the moving prices to Illinois from 6 major cities in the United States:

You can calculate estimated moving costs to Illinois from any city in the United States using our free moving costs calculator!

Housing / Real Estate

According to Zillow, the median home price in Illinois as of February 2021 was $223,000, which is significantly below the national median price of approximately $275,000. If you move to major cities in the Land of Lincoln, such as Chicago, for example, be ready to disburse at least 285,000 dollars to buy a home. As to renting, this state has one of the lowest rents in the country, ranging from approximately $556 to $1,163 depending on the type of apartment you rent.

Price of Living

As we’re talking money, you’re probably wondering how much it would cost to live in Illinois. We have good news for you: the cost of living in Illinois 6.6 percent points below the national average, which means that living in this state is more affordable than living in other states! Here are the estimated costs of living in 5 different areas of Illinois:

Chicago metro area

EXPENSES COSTS
Housing $1,180
Food $739
Child care $1,537
Transportation $1,054
Health care $1,053
Other necessities $774
Taxes $1,042
Monthly Total $7,378
Annual Total $88,536

Rockford metro area

EXPENSES COSTS
Housing $777
Food $666
Child care $1,254
Transportation $1,165
Health care $1,354
Other necessities $582
Taxes $891
Monthly Total $6,690
Annual Total $80,280

Springfield Metro Area

EXPENSES COSTS
Housing $826
Food $705
Child care $1,268
Transportation $1,170
Health care $1,286
Other necessities $618
Taxes $912
Monthly Total $6,785
Annual Total $81,424

Jefferson County

EXPENSES COSTS
Housing $696
Food $658
Child care $941
Transportation $1,199
Health care $1,601
Other necessities $546
Taxes $847
Monthly Total $6,488
Annual Total $77,855

Danville metro area

EXPENSES COSTS
Housing $741
Food $648
Child care $1,212
Transportation $1,200
Health care $1,420
Other necessities $560
Taxes $886
Monthly Total $6,667
Annual Total $80,001

All estimated costs were calculated for a family of 2 adults and 2 children, according to the Family Budget Calculator provided by the EPI.

Demographics

With over 12,6 million residents, Illinois is the sixth-most populous state in the United States, as well as being the most populous state in the Midwestern region of the country. Since 2010, however, the population of this state has decreased by approximately 1.2%. More than half of Illinois’ population are female persons, and 22.2% are persons under 18 years old. The racial composition of Illinois is the following:

  • White (alone): 76.8%
  • Hispanic or Latino: 17.5%
  • Black or African American (alone): 14.6%
  • Asian (alone): 5.9%
  • Two or more races: 2.1%

Education

Approximately 44% of the population in Illinois is college-educated, and this state ranks at #11 in terms of education. However, Illinois is well-known for having one of the best Pre-K-12 systems in the country, but not one of the best higher education systems. Both the high school graduation rate and the NAEP Math Scores in Illinois are above the national average. Here are the best schools and the best colleges in Illinois!

High Schools

  • Payton College Preparatory High School
  • Northside College Preparatory High School
  • Young Magnet High School
  • Lane Technical High School
  • Lindblom Math and Science Academy

Colleges

  • University of Chicago
  • Northwestern University
  • Loyola University Chicago
  • University of Illinois
  • DePaul University

Healthcare and Medical Institutions

When it comes to health care, Illinois is one of the 25 best states in the country. The public health system in the Land of Lincoln has high quality and its health care system is one of the most accessible in the United States. In addition to that, the number of people without health insurance in Illinois is below the national average, and the obesity rate in this state is also below the national average. Two hospitals in Illinois are among the top 20 in the country. Here are the best medical institutions in Illinois:

  • Northwestern Memorial Hospital
  • Rush University Medical Center
  • University of Chicago Medical Center
  • Loyola University Medical Center
  • Advocate Christ Medical Center

Tourism / Attractions

The Land of Lincoln has quite a rich history, being at the center of many important events over the centuries. If you move to Illinois, you’ll find yourself faced with plenty of options when it comes to choosing a tourist attraction to visit in this state. From lakes to national parks to museums and historic sites, Illinois has a lot to offer for tourists and residents! Here are 5 tourist attractions to visit in Illinois:

  • Willis Tower Skydeck
  • Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
  • Starved Rock State Park
  • Chicago Symphony Center (Chicago Symphony Orchestra)
  • Lake Shelbyville

Top Cities

  • Home to over 1,000 municipalities, Illinois has plenty of options to choose from when it comes to picking the ideal city to move to
  • Illinois State Capitol building during the daytime.

If you’re considering moving to Illinois, there’ll come a point in which you’ll wonder which city in this state is ideal for you. We have some news for you: there are over 1,200 municipalities in the Land of Lincoln, which means you’ll probably have a hard time choosing the city where you’ll move to. But don’t worry — we’re here to help! Here are the top 5 cities in Illinois:

  1. Chicago: Located in the second-most populous county in the United States, Chicago is one of the most popular cities in the country. If you’re a sports fan, there’ll be plenty of major league teams for you to root for in this city!
  2. Rockford: With a little over 152,000 residents, Rockford is especially known for its historic sites and tourist attractions, which include the iconic Anderson Japanese Gardens.
  3. Joliet: Ideal for families looking to settle down in a charming city, Joliet is known for being the city where the first season of the hit show Prison Break was filmed.
  4. Evanston: Home to approximately 75,000 people, Evanston is known for its liberal politics and for being home to one of the best colleges in Illinois and one of the best hospitals in the country.
  5. Springfield: The capital of Illinois, Springfield is only the sixth-most populous city in the state. It is because of Springfield that Illinois is known as the “Land of Lincoln” — this American president lived here for almost 30 years.

Job Market

As of February 2021, the unemployment rate in Illinois reached a rate of 7.4, making it become the state with the 10th highest unemployment rate in the country. The job growth rate in Illinois is considerably below the national average of 1.4%, at only 0.2%. Here are the top-hiring companies in the Land of Lincoln based on the number of employees:

  • Walgreen Co
  • Boeing
  • United Continental Holdings
  • McDonald’s
  • Caterpillar

If you’re moving to Illinois, you can look for jobs here.

Economy

In 2019, the gross domestic product of the state of Illinois was over $900 billion, which makes Illinois the state with the 5th largest GDP in the country. The city of Chicago and its metropolitan area help the economy of the Land of Lincoln greatly, especially because some of the largest multinational companies in the world are headquartered in Chicago. The top industries in Illinois are:

  • Agriculture
  • Manufacturing
  • Services (financial trading, logistics, medicine, education, among others)
  • Tourism
  • Renewable energy

Things to do

Are you relocating to Illinois? If that’s the case, one thing is guaranteed: you’ll have plenty of things to do in your free time! The Land of Lincoln is home to incredible attractions that range from historic buildings to amazing museums to modern landmarks and much more! Here are 8 things to do in Illinois!

  • Leaning Tower of Niles
    • Would you like to visit the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa but your budget doesn’t allow for that? Well, you can visit the Leaning Tower of Niles instead. This miniature version of the Italian tower is located in Niles, Illinois.
  • Skydeck Chicago
    • Located on the 103rd floor of the iconic Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower), this observation deck will give you a great view of Chicago.
  • Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
    • If you’re interested in the history of the United States, you can’t miss the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum — at this museum, you’ll get to learn more about this former president and about the state of Illinois.
  • Eternal Silence
    • Are you interested in doing unusual activities? If that’s the case, you have to visit the Eternal Silence sculpture in Chicago, a creepy statue that represents death!
  • Starved Rock State Park
    • If you’re moving to Illinois with your family, the Starved Rock State Park is a great place to spend a fun day with the kids. This park has amazing trails and beautiful waterfalls.
  • Lincoln’s Tomb
    • Former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln lived in the capital of Illinois, Springfield, for almost 30 years, becoming this city’s most notorious resident. If you visit this city, you can visit his impressive tomb at the Oak Ridge Cemetery.
  • Navy Pier
    • The Navy Pier is a waterfront attraction that features restaurants, shops, cinemas, and even museums. This Chicago landmark is great to visit on sunny days — this way you’ll have a great view of the city.
  • Charles Mound
    • If you’re a nature lover, you’ll love visiting Charles Mound, the highest natural point in Illinois. A fun fact about this place is that it is located within a private property — but the landowners allow the public to visit the location a few times throughout the year.

Public Transportation

If you’re moving to Illinois, getting around your future city should be no problem. The public transport system in the main cities of Illinois is quite efficient, as well as being quite accessible. Here are 8 means of transport in Illinois:

TRANSPORTATION FARES
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) One-way: $2.25
Metra Train Ticket: $4.00 — $7.75
Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) One-way: $1.25
Pace Bus One-way: $2.25
Rockford Mass Transit District (RMTD) One-way: $1.50
City Link (Peoria) One-way: $1.00
Connect Transit (Bloomington) One-way: $1.25
Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD) One-way: $1.00

Crime and Safety

Unfortunately, the state of Illinois has always been known for its crime rates, especially in the Chicago area. According to data, the violent crime rate in Illinois is 4.1, above the national average of 3.7. However, when it comes to property crime, the Land of Lincoln saw its rates drop to 18.5, below the national average of 21.1 crimes per 1,000 residents. These are the 5 safest cities in Illinois, according to Alarms.org:

  • Campton Hills
  • Hanover Park
  • Palos Hills
  • Deerfield
  • Hinsdale

Acquire a new driver’s license in Illinois

Although Illinois’ transportation is not all that bad, nothing compares to having your own private mean of transportation. If you’re a driver, one of the first things you’ll have to do once you move to Illinois is to acquire a new driver’s license within 90 days. Here’s what you have to do:

  1. Organize your documentation (proof of identity, proof of birth, proof of Social Security number, proof of Illinois residency).
  2. Set an appointment at the nearest Secretary of State facility.
  3. Fill in the application form.
  4. Pass a vision test and a written exam.
  5. Surrender your valid out-of-state license.
  6. Pay the driver’s license fees.

Road Safety, Highways, and Routes

According to data, there were over 319,000 car crashes in Illinois in 2018, which means that there were approximately 870 crashes per day that year. In 2020, the number of crashes decreased due to the Coronavirus pandemic. However, drivers started speeding more as a consequence of decreased traffic, and the number of fatalities increased. If you’re moving to Illinois, here are the main highways and routes in this state:

Highways

  • I-57
  • I-55
  • I-74
  • I-72
  • I-80

State Routes

  • IL 110
  • IL 1
  • IL 9
  • IL 78
  • IL 17

Museums

As we mentioned previously, Illinois has a rich history and it was the protagonist of several important moments in the history of the United States, including being the first state to pass the 13th Amendment. If you’re moving to Illinois, here are 7 museums you can visit to learn about this state!

  • Chicago Cultural Center
  • Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
  • Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center
  • The Art Institute of Chicago
  • Museum of Science and Industry
  • Field Museum
  • DuPage Children’s Museum

In the end, is moving to Illinois worth it?

If you’re interested in music, art, history, and architecture, moving to Illinois is certainly worth it. The Land of Lincoln is a cultural and historical hub that will please most residents, especially those who appreciate living in large, populous cities. If you work in manufacturing, services, and tourism, you’ll have no trouble finding a job. In addition to that, the cost of living in Illinois is below the national average, meaning that it is quite affordable to live in Illinois!

How to Move to Illinois

  • Moving can be quite stressfull — unless you read our 10 helpful tips on how to move to Illinois!
  • Woman getting ready to move

Have you decided that moving to Illinois is ideal for you and your family? If that’s the case, there are a few things you can do to make the moving process work as smoothly as possible. Here are 10 tips on how to move to Illinois!

  1. Plan ahead: The key to a successful move is planning ahead. If you’re considering moving to Illinois, we recommend that you start planning your move at least 6 to 8 weeks in advance! Our downloadable moving checklist can make this step easier for you!
  2. Downsize: If we’re being completely honest, we have to admit that we all have unnecessary items in our home; things that we don’t even use on a daily basis. When you move to Illinois, a great way of saving money is by downsizing and getting rid of these items!
  3. Get moving quotes: When we want to buy something, we usually try to find the store with the most affordable prices. Moving to Illinois is no different, as you’ll want to save as much money as possible — and you can do that by getting free moving quotes from different companies.
  4. Book movers: Once you find an affordable mover to help you in the moving process, you can go ahead and book their services.
  5. Visit your new area: If you’re still unsure about moving to Illinois, one of the best things you can do before making a decision is to visit your new area prior to moving.
  6. Start packing: After the part of hiring a mover is through, it’s time for you to start packing your belongings! Want a tip? Start packing as soon as you can, for this task can be quite stressful.
  7. Create Essentials Box: An Essentials Box is a box where you’ll store all the items you’ll need to have easy access to when you get to your new area, such as hygiene products, clothes, water, snacks, et cetera.
  8. Say farewells: Did you know that studies have shown that the average human being gets to know approximately 600 people throughout their life? Yep, that’s right. And that’s why you should save plenty of time to say farewells to all the people that you know before you relocate to Illinois.
  9. Get some rest: By now, you’ve planned and executed your move to Illinois. Everything is ready to go, and you’re moving tomorrow. Now, it’s time to get some well-deserved rest and relax before the big day!
  10. Enjoy the move: And last, but not least, one very important tip we have for you is that you should try to enjoy the move! As stressful as it can be, relocating to a new place is not something we do very often and it’s a life-changing experience — and we should definitely enjoy those types of experiences!

Moving Services to Help You Relocate to Illinois

If you’ve never moved before, you’ll probably be surprised to find that there are countless moving companies ready to help you with your move — and that these companies offer several services that may or may not suit your needs. To help you get a headstart on your moving process, here are 9 moving services to help you relocate to Illinois!

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3.2 If any term or provision of this TOS is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any jurisdiction, such invalidity, illegality, or determination that a term or provision was unenforceable will not affect any other term or provision of this TOS or invalidate or render unenforceable such term or provision in any other jurisdiction. Upon such determination that any term or other provision is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, this TOS will be modified to reflect the original intent of the parties as closely as possible.

3.5 This TOS will be governed by and construed in accordance with the internal laws of New York without giving effect to any choice or conflict of law provision or rule (whether of New York or any other jurisdiction). Any legal suit, action or proceeding arising out of or based upon this TOS must be instituted in the courts of Kings County, New York, and each party irrevocably submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of such courts in any such suit, action or proceeding. The parties irrevocably and unconditionally waive any objection to the laying of venue of any suit, action or any proceeding in such courts and irrevocably waive and agree not to plead or claim in any such court that any such suit, action or proceeding brought in any such court has been brought in an inconvenient forum.

Privacy Policy

MyMovingEstimates.com respects the privacy of our customers and individuals using our Site. This Privacy Policy is to keep you informed about the types of information collected on MyMovingEstimates.com and how the information is used and protected. We reserve the right to change and update this Privacy Policy at any time.

What information do we collect?

User agrees and acknowledges that mymovingestimates.com may collect and use non-identifiable technical data and related information for users that request a quote. This includes the pages you view, the length of your visit to the Site, IP address, browser type, mouse movements and clicks.

User agrees that mymovingestimates.com may collect identifiable information that includes, but is not limited to full name of the client, moving from and to zip, city, state, phone number, email address, and other relevant details about the move. It is your choice whether to provide us with the personally identifiable information, however, you may not be able to access certain portions of the Site, or we or third-parties may be unable to respond to your inquiry effectively without this information.

How do we protect your information?

We implement a variety of security measures to maintain the safety of your personal information when you submit a moving quote request. All supplied sensitive information is transmitted via Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology.

Do we use cookies?

Yes. We use cookies and store them on the Users computer. We may contract with third-party service providers to assist us in better understanding our site visitors. These service providers are not permitted to use the information collected on our behalf except to help us conduct and improve our business.

Do we disclose any information to outside parties?

Personally identifiable visitor information may be provided to other parties for marketing, advertising, or other uses.

Third party links

Occasionally, at our discretion, we may include or offer third party products or services on our website. These third-party sites have separate and independent privacy policies. We have no responsibility or liability for the content and activities of these linked sites. You visit third party websites at your own risk. Nonetheless, we seek to protect the integrity of our site and welcome any feedback about these sites.

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Compliance

We are in compliance with the requirements of COPPA (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act). If you are under 13 years of age, you must not submit your information on this site. Our website, products and services are all directed to people who are at least 18 years old or older.

Pertaining to Consumers in California

Because we value your privacy, we have taken the necessary precautions to be in compliance with the California Online Privacy Protection Act & California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). We therefore will not distribute your personal information to outside parties without your consent. If you choose to submit your information through our Site, we will connect you with moving service providers or other third parties in our network who can service your move. We receive compensation from third parties for this service. By law this is considered “selling of information”. The purpose of our business is to connect you with third-party service providers.
Users in California who do not wish to have their information sold should not fill out the quote request, should not call the number on the website and should exit this Site.

"Introducing California Residents to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) & California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA): Our Commitment to Your Privacy"

Under California law, customers residing in California are entitled to ask for information on how we distribute specific categories of data with other parties for marketing-related activities. If you wish to acquire this disclosure, kindly send an email to us at info@mymovingestimates.com. Make sure to include "California Privacy Rights Request" in your email subject line and state your name.

Understanding Your Rights and Options

As a California resident, you're protected under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which gives you rights regarding your personal information. This part provides a description of your rights under the CCPA and CPRA guidelines on how to use them.
The Right to Request Deletion of Data:
As a consumer, you possess the right to request the removal of any of your personal data that we've gathered and held, though there are certain exceptions. On receiving and confirming the validity of your request, our team, along with our service providers, will delete your personal data from our systems unless a particular exception necessitates otherwise. However, your deletion request may be denied under circumstances where we or our service providers need to:

  • Adhere to a legal obligation.
  • Detect, deter, and safeguard against malicious, deceptive, or illegal activities, and take legal action against those responsible.
  • Troubleshoot our offerings to identify and fix any errors that may hinder their intended operation.
The Right to Access Specific Information and Data Portability: As a consumer, you possess the right to ask us for details regarding our gathering and use of your personal data over the last 12 months. Upon receipt and validation of your legitimate consumer request, we will provide you with:
  • Your individual personal details that we've collected, which is part of what's known as a data portability request.
  • The categories of personal data we've compiled from you.
  • The sources from which we obtained the personal data.
  • The business or commercial intent behind our collection or sale of your personal data.
  • Third-party entities with whom we've shared your personal details.
If your personal information has been sold or disclosed for a business reason, we will provide two separate lists:
  • One list detailing sales, noting the types of personal data bought by each kind of recipient.
  • Another for business purpose disclosures, identifying the types of personal data obtained by each category of recipient.
Adhering to our Non-Discrimination and Non-Retaliation Commitment, we will not:
  • Provide you with goods or services of inferior or diminished quality.
  • Impose differential pricing for the same type of goods or services.
  • Deny you access to our goods or services.
We are dedicated to respecting your rights and ensuring no forms of discrimination or retaliation occur. We fully understand and appreciate the non-discrimination requirements set forth in the CCPA. Our commitment extends to every aspect of our business interactions, ensuring that every action we take, every policy we implement, respects these requirements, and upholds the spirit of fairness.

Usage Monitoring with Google Analytics

We cooperate with third-party providers like Google Analytics to better comprehend the usage of our Service. What is Google Analytics?
Google Analytics is a service rendered by Google that assists us in tracking our website traffic and generating analytical reports. This collected data is used by Google to monitor the usage of our Service.
Data Sharing
Google may share this information with its other services. Furthermore, it can use this data to contextualize and personalize advertisements on its proprietary advertising network.
Opting Out
If you would rather not have your activity on our Service shared with Google Analytics, you can opt for a specific browser add-on - the Google Analytics opt-out extension. This tool prevents Google Analytics JavaScript files (ga.js, analytics.js, and dc.js) from sharing your visit information with Google Analytics.
Ad Viewing
Please note, opting out of Google Analytics tracking does not mean you will stop seeing advertisements on the internet. However, these advertisements will no longer be tailored to your interests based on your browsing habits.
Additional Information
For more details about Google's privacy practices, you can visit the Google Privacy & Terms webpage: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en. For further understanding of Google Ads and how to opt-out from Google Analytics, you can follow these links: Google Ads: https://support.google.com/ads/answer/2662856?hl=en&ref_topic=2971788 Google Analytics Opt-out: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout/. Top of Form

How to use Your Rights to Access, Transfer, and Erase Data:

As outlined previously, you have certain rights to access, move, and remove your data. To exercise these rights into practice, follow the steps detailed below:

  • Submission of Request: Send us a verified consumer request. You can either visit mymovingestimates.com/legal to submit your request to delete or modify your information, or email us directly at info@mymovingestimates.com.
  • Verification: We will verify our records to confirm you are authorized to submit a request.
  • Frequency of Requests: Be aware that you're allowed to make a verified consumer request for access or data transfer only twice in a 12-month window.
  • Who Can Submit: This request can only be made by you, or someone legally registered with the California Secretary of State who you've granted authority to act on your behalf. If required, this verified consumer request can be submitted on behalf of your child as well.
  • Request Details: Your request must include: Sufficient information that enables us to verify that you are the individual about whom we've collected personal data or are an authorized representative. An explicit description of your request that provides us with a clear understanding, facilitating a proper evaluation and response.
  • Data Use: The personal data provided in such a request will solely be used to authenticate your identity or authority.

Our Process for Responding to Verified Consumer Requests:

The structure of our response process to a verified consumer request is as follows:

  • Delivery Method: We will provide our written response via email to the email address we have on file for you.
  • Initial Response Timeline: We strive to respond to your verified consumer request within 14 business days of receipt.
  • Extended Timeline: In certain circumstances, we may need up to 30 additional business days to respond. If this is the case, you will receive a written notification stating the reason for the delay and the expected length of the extension.
  • Disclosure Scope: Our response will only include disclosures covering the 12-month period immediately preceding the receipt of your verified consumer request.
  • Explanation for Non-compliance: If we are unable to comply with your request for any reason, our response will outline the specific reasons for non-compliance.

With any questions, please reach us at info@mymovingestimates.com

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Mymovingestimates.com will connect you with movers in our network who can service your move. Mymovingestimates.com receives compensation from the movers for this service. By law this is considered “selling of information”. The purpose of our business is to connect you with 3-d party service providers. If you would like to proceed, please, click on “I understand, let’s proceed”. Alternatively, please, exit the website now. For more information, please see our Terms and Privicy.

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