International Relocation Partners

An international relocation partner helps newcomers manage the practical tasks involved in settling into a new country. Moving2US supports housing searches, lease arrangements, Social Security appointments, driver’s licensing, banking, school registration, utility setup, property inspections, healthcare navigation, and neighborhood orientation for people arriving in the United States.

Moving2US begins with an intake session and housing strategy, followed by an area orientation and rental-market overview. The service can include a shortlist of rental properties, accompanied property tours, application support, lease review, and lease negotiation guidance. Housing support is designed for foreign nationals, expat executives, individuals, couples, and relocating families.

Yes. Moving2US provides guidance for opening a U.S. checking or savings account before a Social Security number arrives. Cheryl Stern prepares the account-opening process and attends with the newcomer when applicable. The service can also include guidance about obtaining a first U.S. credit card and exploring car financing options for newcomers without established local credit.

Moving2US helps newcomers prepare the Social Security application, organize the required paperwork, schedule the in-person appointment, and attend the visit with them. The service is intended for expats, international employees, students, and U.S. executives who need support navigating the process and understanding how the Social Security number connects with employment payroll.

Yes. Support includes reviewing application paperwork, explaining local Department of Motor Vehicles requirements, assisting with license transfer steps, preparing for the written theory test, scheduling appointments, and providing in-person assistance at the DMV office. The exact documentation and process can vary according to the applicable local requirements.

Moving2US can guide families through preschool and public-school options, school-zone matching, registration packets, and follow-ups. Support may also include coordinating health, immunization, and academic paperwork for public or private school enrollment. The service is designed for families relocating to the United States and does not identify a specific school district.

Yes. Move-in support can include arranging essential electricity, water, gas, internet, and trash services before occupancy. Moving2US can also conduct an official move-in property condition inspection to document the lease baseline and help safeguard the tenant’s security deposit through clear records of the property’s condition.

Cheryl Stern personally coordinates the relocation suite, preparing paperwork and appointments in advance and accompanying clients through housing tours, administrative visits, and neighborhood orientation. Services can be selected around the household’s priorities, including housing, compliance, banking, school registration, utilities, healthcare navigation, and community settling-in support.