For a move inside Maryland, hire a household goods mover registered with the Department of Labor, and confirm the registration in the official public lookup before you book.
An interstate household move to or from Maryland is overseen by FMCSA. Check the carrier at ProtectYourMove.gov and get a written estimate before you book.
A Maryland in-state mover may not refuse to deliver your goods over a payment dispute. Confirm registration and file complaints with the Department of Labor.
Maryland law requires a written estimate before an in-state move, unless you waive it. Binding estimates cap the price; nonbinding estimates generally cap the bill at 125% of the estimate.
New Maryland residents generally have 60 days to get a Maryland driver license and to title and register a vehicle. A CDL must be transferred within 30 days.
Maryland generally limits a security deposit to one month's rent. Landlords usually must return the remainder, with interest and an itemized statement, within 45 days after the tenancy ends.