New to the U.S. in an executive role?

In-person support with the bureaucratic processes of starting a new job and localizing in the U.S., handled correctly and on time.

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What are settling-in services?

Accompanied support with step-by-step instruction, scheduling and in-person guidance, so you are properly prepared and stay in line with immigration and government requirements while on assignment.

Each process is navigated on your behalf before the appointment, then completed with you personally at every in-person visit. No "figuring it out", no hours of research, no repeat visits.

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  • Prepared in advance

    Forms, documents and appointments are lined up before you walk in.

  • Attended with you

    Cheryl comes to each office visit in person.

  • Compliant from day one

    Everything is in order before you start your new position.

Seven things handled for you.

  1. 1.

    Opening a bank account without an SSN, and securing a credit card

    Opening an account before your Social Security number arrives, and the options for getting your first U.S. credit card.

    Two clients at the counter of a calm bank branch
  2. 2.

    Applying for and scheduling your in-person Social Security appointment

    Your Social Security number is what payroll needs to pay you properly. The application is prepared and the appointment attended with you.

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  3. 3.

    Securing your local driver's license

    License application or transfer, document checks and accompaniment for the theory test.

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  4. 4.

    School registration support

    Guidance on preschool and public school options and help completing registration packets.

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  5. 5.

    Familiarization of the region

    An orientation to neighborhoods, commuting, transit, parks, hospitals and groceries, so the area quickly feels known.

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  6. 6.

    Understanding U.S. healthcare

    A plain-language walkthrough of how U.S. healthcare works, and registering with local services.

    A calm, modern medical clinic waiting area
  7. 7.

    How to purchase a car without U.S. credit

    The practical routes to buying or financing a car when you have no U.S. credit history yet.

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Which suite fits an executive move?

Arriving alone or as a couple, Essentials & Compliance covers housing, Social Security, license and banking. Need the move-in inspection and utilities handled on site as well? Essentials Plus includes them.

Relocating with children, Full Relocation & Setup adds school-zone matching, registrations and continued follow-ups.

Compare all three suites

Start with a complimentary intake call.

Tell Cheryl your move dates and household. You will leave the call with a clear plan and the right suite.