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Obtain Moving Logistics References

Transition Center, Foreign Service Institute
Washington, DC

Foreign Service Assignment Notebook: What Do I Do Now? offers an overview of preparations for an overseas move. The OBC offers print copies at the Information Center.

The Office of Logistics Management provides travel management and household relocations services. They offer resources such as:

  • WebMove, an easy-to-use web-based tool that allows employees to arrange their move online.
  • It's Your Move (password: logistics), which offers guidance on moving, both to and from overseas posts.
  • Information on claims, travel regulations, and automobile shipment.

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