Concerns about setting off red flags when moving to a different state.

[Anonymous]

Only 12 more days and I will be changing address with all our credit cards, then unemployed for another month and a half, by choice. Utililization is low right now and all bills paid on time. Does anyone think the move to a different state will spook any of our credit card companies?

[myjourney]

As long as you change address with them and pay on time as usual 

Not a problem 

[FinStar]

As long as you're being dilligent and notifying them in advance, there should be no issues.  Tons of people move accross state lines (or beyond) all the time!

[-Cal-]

you're safe

[DeeBee78]

I had the same fears as you. It took me 8 months to update my address to my house, instead of my parent's. 

When I finally did it back in May, the only negative thing that happened was I lost all prequals - old address and new. 

I'm guessing it takes a while for the lenders to believe that it's actually your new address. I still don't get any prequals, even for the Capital One secured card, lol. 

[Anonymous]

Just moved to a new state 6 months ago. I would recommend that you change your post office address first, then bank, then cc's then everything else. No issues here, loved getting the coupons for the address change :-)

Oh and then remember your new zip code, lol! Took me forever to remember it for some reason and I kept having trouble at the gas station..........