Moving out of Connecticut: insurance, license, deadlines
The duties below bind a person leaving Connecticut. Each carries its source
and a visible verification date; expand any citation for the exact quoted
text. Verified Sep 2026.
Every quoted source on this page was found on a saved copy of its page dated Sep 20, 2026 or later.
Use the conditions on each item to decide whether it applies. Coordinate destination licensing and registration before ending Connecticut authority or insurance. For retained property, tax relief, local animal records, parking and municipal services, check the former town's assessor, clerk or administering office. Arrange final utility accounts with the provider and update federal benefits or other federal accounts with their agency. Vehicle sales, lien releases, specialty commercial registrations and existing inspection or enforcement notices require the relevant DMV, lienholder or regulator process. Professional facilities, controlled substances and occupations not individually listed require the issuing board or agency; a personal move does not automatically close a business or surrender a license. Work with the school or institution on records, special education and enrollment continuity, and with the supervising authority on individual court or placement orders. Check destination animal, plant and firearm restrictions before transport.
Keep insurance until Connecticut registration ends
binds: Owner of a vehicle with an active Connecticut registration · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Keeping Connecticut vehicle registration active while moving out of state
Who this covers, exactly
Maintain required Connecticut liability coverage throughout the registration period. Arrange destination registration, then cancel Connecticut registration before ending the coverage required for that registration. Conditions and exceptions: Special use and statutory insurance exceptions depend on the vehicle; moving alone does not cancel registration.
Use DMV insurance-compliance and registration-cancellation instructions. Obtain the cancellation receipt. Timing: Continuously while Connecticut registration is active; coordinate the change with DMV and your insurer.
Cancel Connecticut vehicle or vessel registration
binds: Holder of Connecticut vehicle or vessel registration leaving the state · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving the registered vehicle or vessel out of Connecticut
Who this covers, exactly
Terminate the Connecticut registration through DMV and retain the cancellation receipt. For a vehicle, first arrange registration in the new state; coordinate insurance with the separate continuous-coverage requirement. Conditions and exceptions: Suspended or revoked registrations cannot use the ordinary online termination route. Special plate surrender orders and ownership-transfer duties are separate.
Use DMV online cancellation or its mail forms. Request any eligible refund separately; cancellation alone does not establish a property-tax credit. Timing: Agency procedure after the move and destination registration; no universal after-moving clock.
Cancel registration if you do not renew it
binds: Owner of a Connecticut-registered motor vehicle · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
End of a registration period without reregistering the vehicle
Who this covers, exactly
Cancel registration under DMV procedures. Ordinary number plates may be returned; this provision does not require every departing mover to return them. Conditions and exceptions: This clock runs from nonrenewal at the end of the registration period, not from the move. Special sales and surrender orders have other rules.
DMV registration cancellation. Timing: Within ten days after the registration period ends without reregistration.
Statute 14-18(d) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/2026/sup/chap_246.htm
The owner of any registered motor vehicle which is not reregistered at the end of a registration period shall, within ten days, cancel such registration in accordance with procedures established by the commissioner and may return the number plates to the commissioner.
Update Connecticut vessel address
binds: Owner already holding a Connecticut vessel registration number or decal · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding a Connecticut vessel registration number or decal
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DMV of the address change in writing. Conditions and exceptions: Notify DMV even though vessel cancellation is handled separately.
Written notice to DMV. Timing: Within 15 days after changing address.
Statute CGS 15-146 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_268.htm
Within fifteen days after changing his address, the owner of a vessel with a registration number or registration decal issued by this state shall file with the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles notice in writing of such change.
Update Connecticut ATV or snowmobile address
binds: Owner already holding Connecticut ATV or snowmobile registration · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding Connecticut ATV or snowmobile registration
Who this covers, exactly
File written address-change notice with DMV. Conditions and exceptions: A transfer of ownership, destruction or abandonment has a separate twenty-four-hour notice and surrender rule.
Written notice to DMV. Timing: Within 48 hours after address change.
Exceptions on record
14-382(b), transfer, destruction or abandonment
The owner of a snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle registered by this state shall notify the commissioner in writing within twenty-four hours of the transfer of all or any part of his interest in, other than the creation of a security interest, or of the destruction or abandonment of, such snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle and surrender with such notice his certificate of registration and registration plate.
Statute CGS 14-382 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_255.htm
Within forty-eight hours after changing his address, the owner of a snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle registered by this state shall file with the commissioner notice in writing of such change.
Update Connecticut pistol-permit address
binds: Holder of an existing Connecticut state permit to carry pistols or revolvers · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding a Connecticut state permit to carry pistols or revolvers
Who this covers, exactly
Notify issuing authority, including old and new addresses; DESPP online/mail/email/phone instructions provide methods. Conditions and exceptions: This notice applies to existing Connecticut state permits. The period is two business days.
Timing: Within two business days.
Statute 29-28(c) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/2026/sup/chap_529.htm
A person holding a state permit issued pursuant to this subsection shall notify the issuing authority within two business days of any change of such person's address.
Update pistol eligibility certificate
binds: Holder of a Connecticut pistol or revolver eligibility certificate · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding the specified Connecticut certificate
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DESPP of both the old and new addresses. Conditions and exceptions: This duty is credential-specific; firearm ownership by itself does not trigger it.
Use DESPP Special Licensing and Firearms Unit address-change instructions. Timing: Within two business days after the address change.
Statute 29-36g(d) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_529.htm
A person holding an eligibility certificate issued by the commissioner shall notify the commissioner within two business days of any change of his address. The notification shall include his old address and his new address.
Update long-gun eligibility certificate
binds: Holder of a Connecticut long gun eligibility certificate · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding the specified Connecticut certificate
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DESPP of both the old and new addresses. Conditions and exceptions: This duty is credential-specific; firearm ownership by itself does not trigger it.
Use DESPP Special Licensing and Firearms Unit address-change instructions. Timing: Within two business days after the address change.
Statute 29-37q(c) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_529.htm
A person holding a long gun eligibility certificate issued by the commissioner shall notify the commissioner not later than two business days after any change of such person's address. The notification shall include both the old address and the new address of such person.
Update ammunition certificate
binds: Holder of a Connecticut ammunition certificate · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while holding the specified Connecticut certificate
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DESPP of both the old and new addresses. Conditions and exceptions: This duty is credential-specific; firearm ownership by itself does not trigger it.
Use DESPP Special Licensing and Firearms Unit address-change instructions. Timing: Within two business days after the address change.
Statute 29-38n(d) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_529.htm
A person holding an ammunition certificate issued by the commissioner shall notify the commissioner not later than two business days after any change of such person's address. The notification shall include both the old address and the new address of such person.
Follow firearm transport conditions during the move
binds: Person using Connecticut household-move transportation exception · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Transporting a pistol or revolver as part of moving household goods from one residence to another
Who this covers, exactly
The 29-35 carry/display provision has a household-move transportation exception. Firearm must be unloaded; vehicle transport requires inaccessibility or qualifying locked container. Conditions and exceptions: This is a Connecticut carry/display exception, not authority to possess a prohibited firearm, bypass federal transport rules, or possess or carry it at the destination.
Timing: During transport.
Report deadly-weapon registry address
binds: Person already subject to Connecticut deadly-weapon offender registration · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address while subject to Connecticut deadly-weapon offender registration
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DESPP in writing without undue delay. Conditions and exceptions: No blanket obligation inferred for every person with an out-of-state weapons conviction.
Timing: Without undue delay; distinct from initial fourteen-calendar-day release registration.
Statute 54-280a(a)(3) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969a.htm
If any person who is subject to registration under this section changes such person's address, such person shall, without undue delay, notify the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection in writing of the new address.
Statute 54-280a(a)(3), the fourteen-day release registration verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969a.htm
is released into the community on or after January 1, 2014, shall, within fourteen calendar days following such release or, if such person is in the custody of the Commissioner of Correction, at such time prior to release as the Commissioner of Correction shall direct
Report sex-offender registry move
binds: Person with a continuing Connecticut sex offender registration obligation · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing address to another state while Connecticut registration duties continue
Who this covers, exactly
Notify DESPP in writing of the new address without undue delay. Also register with the appropriate agency in the destination state if that state requires registration for you. Conditions and exceptions: The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection may suspend the registration of a person registered under section 54-251, 54-252, 54-253 or 54-254 while such person is incarcerated, under civil commitment or residing outside this state; departure does not itself erase the registration term or replace the required notice.
Use the Connecticut Sex Offender Registry Unit address-change process and the destination registry. Follow separate verification and other reportable-event requirements. Timing: Without undue delay; five-business-day criminal threshold is not a filing grace.
Exceptions on record
54-257(b) -- discretionary registration suspension, the whole sentence
the department of emergency services and public protection may suspend the registration of any person registered under section ... while such person is incarcerated, under civil commitment or residing outside this state.
Statute 54-251(a); matching provisions54-252/253/254 verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969.htm
If any person who is subject to registration under this section changes such person's address, such person shall, without undue delay, notify the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection in writing of the new address
Statute 54-257(b), discretionary registration suspension verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969.htm
while such person is incarcerated, under civil commitment or residing outside this state
Statute 54-251(a); parallel 54-252, 54-253 and 54-254 duties verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969.htm
if the new address is in another state, such person shall also register with an appropriate agency in that state, provided that state has a registration requirement for such offenders.
Statute 54-251(e), the five-business-day continuation threshold verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_969.htm
if such person violates the provisions of this section by failing to notify the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection without undue delay of a change of name, address or status or another reportable event, such person shall be subject to such penalty if such failure continues for five business days
Update your Connecticut health-profession credential
binds: Holder of a Connecticut Department of Public Health license, certificate or registration · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing office or residence address while holding a Connecticut DPH credential
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Department of Public Health of your new office or residence address. Conditions and exceptions: This requirement applies to existing Department of Public Health credentials.
Send the department a written request directly from the licensee or applicant by its listed email or mailing address, including the required identity and license details. Timing: Within 30 days after address change.
Convert insurance-producer residency status
binds: Connecticut resident insurance producer · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing legal residence from Connecticut to another state
Who this covers, exactly
File a change of address and provide certification from the new resident state. Follow the Connecticut Insurance Department route that fits whether the new state requires a clearance letter. Conditions and exceptions: Clearance and resident-to-nonresident conversion are different routes. Maintain the authority needed for any continuing Connecticut insurance work.
Use CID residency-change or clearance form; follow its conversion instructions after the destination license is approved. Timing: Not later than thirty days after changing legal residence.
Transfer nursing multistate home-state license
binds: RN or LPN holding an active Connecticut multistate nursing license · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing primary state of residence from Connecticut to another participating NLC state
Who this covers, exactly
Apply for multistate licensure by endorsement in the new primary state of residence. Conditions and exceptions: Temporary travel that leaves primary residence unchanged does not trigger this rule. A move to a nonparticipating state has different consequences. Military residence designations and APRN authority are separate.
Apply to the new home-state nursing board, provide the required residence and licensing evidence, and notify Connecticut DPH of your address change. The existing active multistate license may be used under Rule 403 while the new application is processed. Timing: Application within 60 days of the primary-residence change; this is an application deadline, not an issuance deadline.
Check nursing authority when leaving the compact
binds: Holder of a Connecticut multistate nursing license · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing primary residence to a state that does not participate in the NLC
Who this covers, exactly
Notify Connecticut DPH of the address change and obtain the destination authority needed before practicing there. A Connecticut multistate license is converted to a Connecticut single-state license after the home board verifies the nonparty-state move. Conditions and exceptions: Check military residence-designation rules where applicable. A single-state Connecticut license does not authorize destination practice.
Timing: DPH address notice within thirty days; destination practice authority before practicing. The compact fifteen-day conversion clock belongs to the board, not the nurse.
Regulation Rule 403(3) verified Sep 2026
https://www.nursecompact.com/files/nlc_rules_2024.pdf
If a party state verifies that a licensee who holds a multistate license changes primary state of residence to a non-party state, the party state shall convert the multistate license to a single state license within fifteen (15) calendar days
Statute 19a-89 verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_368a.htm
within thirty days thereafter, notify said department of his new office or residence address.
Update a continuing Connecticut notary commission
binds: Existing Connecticut-appointed notary changing a Connecticut residence or qualifying business address · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing residence address while a Connecticut resident notary, or changing the Connecticut principal-business address while a nonresident notary
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Secretary of the State in writing of the old and new addresses. If the change is to a different municipality, record the replacement certificate there when required. Conditions and exceptions: An outgoing notary can continue only while maintaining the qualifying Connecticut residence or principal place of business. Ask the Secretary of the State about converting the record to nonresident status and the required town recording.
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duty deadline 30 days from residence-address change by a Connecticut-resident Connecticut notary 3-94n
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Signed written old/new address notice to the Secretary of the State; existing CT appointment predicate.
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duty deadline 30 days from issuance of replacement certificate after address change to a different municipality 3-94n
note
Conditional replacement-certificate recording in the applicable Connecticut municipality; obtain SOTS instructions for conversion to nonresident status.
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duty deadline 30 days from principal-business-address change by a nonresident Connecticut notary 3-94n nonresident CTnotary branch
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Conditional nonresident CT appointment branch; notify the Secretary of the State of old/new address.
Use Secretary of the State notary address maintenance. On becoming a nonresident with a qualifying Connecticut principal place of business, identify that business and arrange recording in its Connecticut municipality; do not treat a destination-state town clerk as the Connecticut recording authority. Timing: Notify the Secretary of the State within 30 days after the qualifying residence or principal-business address change. If a replacement certificate is required for a different municipality, record it within 30 days after issuance.
Resign if you lose Connecticut notary eligibility
binds: Connecticut notary who will retain neither residence nor a principal place of business in Connecticut · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Ceasing to meet Connecticut residence or principal-business eligibility
Who this covers, exactly
Resign the commission by signed written notice to the Secretary of the State, stating the effective date. Conditions and exceptions: Moving residence alone need not end eligibility if a qualifying principal place of business remains in Connecticut.
Timing: At the time you cease meeting the appointment qualifications.
Report changes to Connecticut DSS benefits
binds: Existing Connecticut non-SNAP DSS beneficiary whose move changes living arrangements · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing living arrangements while receiving covered Connecticut DSS benefits
Who this covers, exactly
Report living-arrangement changes to DSS; use program-specific contact route. Conditions and exceptions: SNAP is expressly excluded from the application ten-day rule. HUSKY A/B/D use Access Health CT and their program notices; do not apply one reporting clock to every benefit.
MyDSS/ConneCT for DSS benefits; Access Health CT for HUSKY A/B/D. Timing: Within 10 days of change for programs covered by W-0016RR except SNAP.
Report your move to Access Health CT
binds: Existing Access Health CT customer whose household or mailing address changes · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing household or mailing address while an Access Health CT customer
Who this covers, exactly
Update mailing contact information and report a changed household address through the appropriate account controls. Conditions and exceptions: Report the move for an eligibility and coverage-end determination. Destination enrollment is a separate process; do not assume a Connecticut plan transfers automatically.
Sign in: use Edit my Settings, then Update Contact Information for mailing address; use Report Income or Household Changes for household address. Timing: Access Health CT directs customers to report changes within 30 days or as quickly as possible.
Update DSS and coordinate SNAP closure
binds: Connecticut SNAP household moving to another state · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Leaving Connecticut while receiving SNAP
Who this covers, exactly
Update DSS contact and household information, coordinate the Connecticut case closure, and disclose existing participation when applying in the new state. Conditions and exceptions: Simplified reporting, ESAP and transitional benefits have different reporting rules; the shelter exception to duplicate participation remains. Existing EBT balances are not the same as eligibility for a new monthly allotment.
MyDSS/ConneCT or the DSS Benefit Center; give the destination agency your prior benefits information. Timing: Update contact information when it changes; comply with your program report and renewal notices. No universal move-report clock is asserted.
Report departure while claiming Connecticut unemployment
binds: Person with a Connecticut unemployment claim · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving out of Connecticut during the claim
Who this covers, exactly
Immediately report the new address in ReEmployCT. Continue weekly certifications for weeks of partial or full unemployment and satisfy work-search and other continuing eligibility requirements. Conditions and exceptions: Do not cancel a Connecticut claim or assume entitlement solely because of the move. The liable state and work-search rules control.
ReEmployCT; register with CTHires or the resident-state workforce agency. Timing: Immediately report the new address; weekly certifications remain separate.
Arrange WIC certification transfer
binds: Connecticut WIC participant moving during certification · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Choosing to continue WIC participation after leaving Connecticut
Who this covers, exactly
Ask the current WIC agency for a Verification of Certification card or form and coordinate benefit dates with the receiving WIC agency. Conditions and exceptions: This is a continuity-of-benefits route; the agency issues the VOC and manages termination dates. It is not a mandatory application by every mover.
Contact your current WIC clinic and provide the VOC to the destination clinic. Timing: Arrange transfer around the move during the existing certification period.
Arrange housing-voucher move before departure
binds: Participant seeking to move with a Housing Choice Voucher · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Proposing a move outside the administering housing authority service area
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the current public housing agency before moving, follow lease termination terms, and arrange eligible destination housing and portability procedures. Conditions and exceptions: A new voucher holder who did not live in the issuing PHA area when applying generally must first live there for twelve months of assistance. The PHA determines applicable exceptions and approval; other housing programs have their own rules.
Consult the PHA currently administering your assistance. Timing: Before moving.
Exceptions on record
DOH HCV move conditions -- first twelve months of assistance
If you did not live in the PHA's service area when you applied, you must live there during your first 12 months of assistance before moving your voucher elsewhere.
File the required Connecticut part-year return
binds: Individual who changes Connecticut tax residence to nonresident status and meets the applicable annual filing criteria · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing tax residence from Connecticut during the taxable year
Who this covers, exactly
File CT-1040NR/PY when required. Include the resident-period Connecticut adjusted gross income, nonresident-period Connecticut-source income, and applicable special accruals on departure. Conditions and exceptions: A move alone does not make every person a required filer or necessarily end Connecticut tax residence. Domicile, statutory residence, military status and continuing Connecticut income need the relevant DRS tests. Special accruals are not counted again in a later period; an acceptable bond or other security can substitute for accrual under section 12-717(c)(4), subject to later inclusion.
Use filing criteria and instructions for the tax year; a prior-year form does not establish current-year thresholds. myconneCT or current CT-1040NR/PY instructions. Timing: Annual return/payment: fifteenth day of fourth month after taxable-year close; calendar-year normal date April 15, subject to applicable holiday/extensions rules.
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information / Part-Year Resident and Estimated Tax verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
If you are a part-year resident and you meet the requirements of Who Must File Form CT-1040NR/PY for the 2025 taxable year, you must file Form CT‑1040NR/PY
Statute CGS 12-719 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_229.htm
The income tax return required under this chapter shall be filed on or before the fifteenth day of the fourth month following the close of the taxpayer's taxable year.
Statute CGS 12-717 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_229.htm
Connecticut adjusted gross income for the period of residence, computed as if his taxable year for Connecticut income tax purposes were limited to the period of residence;
Statute 12-717(c)(1) verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_229.htm
If an individual changes his status from resident to nonresident he shall, regardless of his method of accounting, accrue to the portion of the taxable year prior to such change of status any items of income, gain, loss or deduction accruing prior to the change of status
Statute 12-717(c)(4) verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_229.htm
The accruals otherwise required under this subsection shall not be required if the individual files with the commissioner a bond or other security acceptable to the commissioner
Check Connecticut estimated tax after departure
binds: Departing part-year resident or nonresident with continuing Connecticut-source income who meets the applicable estimated-tax tests · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Expecting Connecticut income-tax liability requiring estimated payments after credits and withholding
Who this covers, exactly
Make estimated income-tax payments; use annualized installment method where income is uneven or begins after relocation. Conditions and exceptions: Use current-year DRS estimated-tax tests and annualized income method where applicable. Departure does not itself trigger a payment or erase Connecticut-source liability.
Current CT-1040ES instructions/myconneCT. Timing: Normally April 15, June 15, September 15, January 15 following year; apply DRS annualized method and special farmer/fisherman rules.
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information / Part-Year Resident and Estimated Tax verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
Your Connecticut income tax, after considering your Connecticut tax withheld, and any Pass‑Through Entity Tax Credit(s) (PE Tax Credit) you are allowed to claim, is $1,000 or more;
Statute CGS 12-722 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_229.htm
The due date for the third required installment is the fifteenth day of the ninth month of the taxable year.
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information, 2026 Estimated Tax Due Dates verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
April 15, 2026 25% of your required annual payment
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information, 2026 Estimated Tax Due Dates; contiguous passage 2 verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
June 15, 2026 25% of your required annual payment (A total of 50% of your required annual payment should be paid by this date.)
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information, 2026 Estimated Tax Due Dates; contiguous passage 3 verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
September 15, 2026 25% of your required annual payment (A total of 75% of your required annual payment should be paid by the date.)
Agency guidance DRS Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Information, 2026 Estimated Tax Due Dates; contiguous passage 4 verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/drs/individuals/nonresident-part-year/tax-information
January 15, 2027 25% of your required annual payment (A total of 100% of your required annual payment should be paid by this date.)
Claim eligible motor-vehicle property-tax credit
binds: Person liable for Connecticut municipal motor-vehicle property tax · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Removing the vehicle, registering it in another state and concurrently ceasing Connecticut residence
Who this covers, exactly
If you want the eligible prorated credit, submit satisfactory supporting documents to the assessor in the Connecticut town where the tax is owed. Conditions and exceptions: Cancellation alone does not establish the credit. Replacement-vehicle credits cannot be duplicated; missing the claim deadline waives the credit.
Provide the local assessor the documents it accepts for out-of-state registration and the residence change. Timing: File by December 31 immediately following the end of the assessment year that next follows the assessment year of the qualifying removal and registration.
Statute 12-71c(a)(4) verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_203.htm
removed from this state and registered in another state by such person who concurrently ceases to be a resident of this state
Statute 12-71c(b) verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_203.htm
Such documentation shall be filed not later than the thirty-first day of December immediately following the end of the assessment year which next follows the assessment year in which such motor vehicle was sold, damaged, stolen or removed and registered.
Review property-tax relief when residency changes
binds: Owner receiving Connecticut municipal property-tax relief or retaining Connecticut property · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving away, changing primary residence, or conveying property receiving tax relief
Who this covers, exactly
The relief applies to a residential dwelling owned by such qualified homeowner and used as such homeowner's primary place of residence. Conditions and exceptions: if such conveyance occurs in the month of October the grantor shall be disqualified for such tax relief in such assessment year. The grantee shall be required within a period not exceeding ten days immediately following the date of such conveyance to notify the assessor thereof.
Contact the assessor and tax collector for the town where the property is assessed. Timing: Use the program and municipal filing requirements; no universal departure-notice period is asserted.
Statute 12-170aa(b)(1), primary-residence condition verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_204a.htm
residential dwelling owned by such qualified homeowner and used as such homeowner's primary place of residence.
Statute 12-170aa(i), conveyance verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_204a.htm
If such conveyance occurs in the month of October the grantor shall be disqualified for such tax relief in such assessment year. The grantee shall be required within a period not exceeding ten days immediately following the date of such conveyance to notify the assessor thereof
Declare taxable personal property that remains in Connecticut
binds: Owner of taxable personal property situated in the Connecticut town on assessment date · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Owning taxable personal property situated in a Connecticut town on its assessment date
Who this covers, exactly
File the municipal personal-property declaration for taxable items such as business equipment and unregistered taxable vehicles. Confirm tax situs with assessor. Conditions and exceptions: Moving away does not by itself remove the Connecticut tax situs of retained taxable property. Registered motor vehicles and exempt household belongings are excluded from this declaration as provided by statute.
Local assessor; electronic signature/filing only where town supports and agrees. Timing: November 1 annually unless assessor grants statutory extension; October 1 ownership snapshot.
Statute CGS 12-41 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_203.htm
No person required by law to file an annual declaration of personal property shall include in such declaration motor vehicles that are registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Statute CGS 12-41 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_203.htm
Any person who fails to file a declaration of personal property on or before the first day of November, or on or before the extended filing date as granted by the assessor pursuant to section 12-42 shall be subject to a penalty equal to twenty-five per cent of the assessment of such property;
Statute CGS 12-81 verified Sep 2026
https://cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_203.htm
Household furniture, used by or held in storage for and belonging to any family;
Update your former Connecticut voter record
binds: Connecticut registered elector moving to another state · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing voting residence outside the municipality
Who this covers, exactly
Use the former town registrar or destination voter-registration process to update the old registration. Any change of address form submitted in accordance with law for purposes of a motor vehicle operator’s license shall serve as notification of change of address for voter registration. Conditions and exceptions: Special rules preserve registration for some absent electors. Eligibility to vote at either location depends on the applicable residence and election rules.
Former town registrar, applicable DMV address-change form, or destination election official. Timing: No universal days-after-departure cancellation deadline is asserted.
Statute 9-35(b) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_143.htm
who has confirmed in writing that the elector has moved out of the municipality
Statute CGS 9-19i(a) -- the motor vehicle change-of-address route verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_143.htm
any change of address form submitted by a person in accordance with law for purposes of a motor vehicle operator's license shall serve as notification of change of address for voter registration
Statute 9-35(b)(3) verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_143.htm
the registrars of voters have received a cancellation of previous registration from any other election official indicating that such elector has registered as an elector outside such municipality.
Arrange withdrawal and school-record transfer
binds: Parent or guardian of a child enrolled in a Connecticut school · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving the child to a school in another state
Who this covers, exactly
Tell the current school about the move and arrange its transfer/withdrawal documentation and school-record transfer with the receiving school. Conditions and exceptions: District record-transfer deadlines are not parent reporting deadlines. Adult-education withdrawal, homelessness, special education, custody and DCF placement have distinct protections and procedures.
Current school or district registrar and receiving school. Timing: Coordinate with both schools around the move; no universal family departure filing clock is asserted.
Check animal movement requirements before leaving
binds: Mover taking pets, livestock, poultry or other animals to another state · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Transporting animals out of Connecticut
Who this covers, exactly
Health certificates are issued for livestock and poultry destined for export. Conditions and exceptions: the office of the State Veterinarian acts as the official epidemiologist for animal and poultry diseases, coordinates state and federal governmental agencies and livestock producers to control diseases, and oversees the disease control programs performed by the agency.
Accredited veterinarian, Connecticut State Veterinarian, destination animal-health authority, and former town clerk for local animal records. Timing: Before transport, within the destination-specific certificate and testing windows.
Agency guidance Connecticut State Veterinarian role verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/doag/regulatory/regulatory/state-veterinarian
health certificates are issued for livestock and poultry destined for export.
Agency guidance Connecticut State Veterinarian, office role verified Sep 2026
https://portal.ct.gov/doag/regulatory/regulatory/state-veterinarian
The office of the State Veterinarian acts as the official epidemiologist for animal and poultry diseases; coordinates state and federal governmental agencies and livestock producers to control diseases; and oversees and guides the development and management of disease control programs performed by the agency.
Check houseplant export inspection
binds: Mover taking indoor-grown houseplants from Connecticut to California, Florida or Texas · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Preparing to move houseplants to one of the named destinations
Who this covers, exactly
Arrange inspection through the Connecticut Office of the State Entomologist as directed by its plant-export guidance; also check the destination plant restrictions. Conditions and exceptions: Other destinations and outdoor nursery material have their own requirements. Spotted-lanternfly controls apply separately.
CAES Office of the State Entomologist plant-export inspection service. Timing: Before moving the plants.
Inspect and document regulated outdoor belongings
binds: Individual moving regulated articles without commercial activity · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Transporting covered plants, outdoor belongings, containers or conveyances from Connecticut
Who this covers, exactly
Movement of the regulated articles from any regulated area to any destination outside the regulated area is prohibited, except under the stated conditions. A regulated article, including any vehicle or conveyance, may be moved from a regulated area if accompanied by a checklist completed by the individual transporting it; the completed checklist must be signed by the individual and shall accompany them. Conditions and exceptions: the checklist route is for individuals not engaged in commercial activity. No person shall transport any regulated article that is infested with spotted lanternfly, originates from a regulated area, or is subject to stop sale orders. Plant products may be exported in compliance with a written agreement between the exporter and the CAES, or under a phytosanitary certificate stating that no spotted lanternfly was found. The order is effective December 31, 2025, and will remain in effect until December 31, 2026.
Use the CAES checklist and quarantine instructions; obtain CAES clearance where the order requires it. Timing: Complete the signed checklist before movement and keep it accompanying the articles.
Exceptions on record
Order IV(d), compliance agreement and phytosanitary certificate
Plant products may be exported from a regulated area in compliance with a written agreement between the exporter and the CAES ... The phytosanitary certificate must state that no spotted lanternfly was found on the regulated articles, and the certificate must accompany the regulated article from origin to destination.
Obtain permission for an adult-supervision move
binds: Person under adult criminal supervision whose proposed move is covered by the interstate supervision compact · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Seeking to relocate from Connecticut while under compact-covered adult supervision
Who this covers, exactly
Ask the Connecticut supervising officer or compact office to arrange transfer before departure. Obtain sending-state permission, receiving-state acceptance and reporting instructions, or a valid exception. Conditions and exceptions: Specific exceptions address people already living in the receiving state at sentencing, release there from incarceration, expedited reporting and authorized employment or treatment travel. Eligibility does not itself authorize travel.
Your supervising officer initiates the interstate transfer request. Follow the case-specific reporting instructions from the sending and receiving authorities. Connecticut handles applicable parole cases through the Department of Correction and probation cases through the Judicial Branch. Timing: Before interstate departure/relocation under the ordinary transfer route. This is pre-move permission, not a post-move address filing.
Arrange approval for a covered child placement
binds: Sending agency or person arranging a child placement from Connecticut into another state that is covered by the ICPC · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Sending a child from Connecticut to another state for a placement covered by the ICPC
Who this covers, exactly
Work through the Connecticut Department of Children and Families compact office and sending agency to provide the required notice and obtain receiving-state clearance before the covered placement. Conditions and exceptions: Family and non-agency-guardian placements, visits and placements under another compact have specific exclusions. Placement purpose and agency or court involvement matter. The revised compact enacted in 2025 takes effect only after the required 35 jurisdictions enact it.
The sending agency works through Connecticut DCF to submit the placement packet to the receiving state. The appropriate receiving-state authority evaluates the placement and supplies the required written clearance. Timing: Before covered interstate placement; not a universal duty when parents move with their own child.
Arrange a juvenile-supervision transfer
binds: Youth under Connecticut juvenile court, probation or parole authority whose proposed out-of-state placement is compact-covered · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Proposing an out-of-state move while subject to Connecticut juvenile supervision
Who this covers, exactly
Arrange the proposed move through the supervising authority and Interstate Compact Office. Obtain applicable receiving-state approval and travel or reporting instructions before placement. Conditions and exceptions: Transfer eligibility includes the sending state juvenile classification and covered adjudication, continuing jurisdiction, a plan to reside in the other state for more than 90 consecutive days in 12 months, and more than 90 days or an indefinite period of supervision remaining. Other travel and return rules may still apply.
The Connecticut supervising authority initiates the packet; follow the instructions issued by both states. Timing: Arrange approval and the applicable instructions before a covered transfer.
Update continuing Connecticut business and professional records
binds: Mover operating a business or working in another regulated occupation · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving while maintaining or ending a Connecticut-regulated business or occupational credential
Who this covers, exactly
For a Foreign Limited Liability Partnership or a Foreign Statutory Trust, the Secretary of the State's directory lists a Change of Business Address, filed online, and a Withdrawal of Certificate of Authority. For a Department of Consumer Protection credential, use Address and General Maintenance to submit your address change.
Use DCP eLicense address maintenance, DPH for health credentials, SOTS entity-specific filing forms, and DRS for tax accounts. Check destination licensing separately before regulated practice. Timing: Obtain required authority before the specific regulated activity and meet the filing or notice deadline that applies to your credential or entity.
Apply to transfer your CDL
binds: Connecticut CDL holder establishing a new state of domicile · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Establishing domicile in another state
Who this covers, exactly
Apply for a CDL in the new state of domicile and provide its required certifications, identity, domicile and licensing history. Conditions and exceptions: This is an application deadline, not a promise of issuance or an extension of destination driving permission. Non-domiciled credentials and hazardous-materials endorsements have additional conditions.
Apply to the destination licensing agency. Connecticut address notice remains a separate obligation. Timing: Apply within no more than thirty days after establishing the new domicile.
Surrender the former CDL during transfer
binds: Connecticut CDL holder transferring domicile · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Applying to the new domicile state for CDL transfer
Who this covers, exactly
Surrender the CDL from the old state of domicile to the new state. Conditions and exceptions: Destination issuance prerequisites and the separate thirty-day application deadline still apply.
Surrender through the destination licensing agency. Timing: During the transfer process.
Review your physician compact principal license
binds: Physician participating in the IMLC with Connecticut as the state of principal license · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Moving or changing work so that the current principal-license designation may no longer qualify
Who this covers, exactly
A physician shall designate a member state as the state of principal license for registration for expedited licensure through the Compact if the physician possesses a full and unrestricted license to practice medicine in that state, and the state is the state of primary residence, the state where at least twenty-five percent of the practice of medicine occurs, or the location of the physician's employer; if no state qualifies under those, the state designated as state of residence for purposes of federal income tax. The physician may redesignate a member state at any time by completing a state of principal license form at the Interstate Commission's website; generally, you have 90 days to redesignate. Conditions and exceptions: twenty-five percent means a minimum of 25% of the physician's total practice time in the preceding 6-months as determined by the SPL. Excluded from "employer" is only the registration of an employer with the secretary of state of a member state, or only the presence of a registered agent of the employer.
Use the IMLCC redesignation application and the new principal-state board verification. Maintain required licenses; Connecticut DPH address notice is separate. Timing: Commission guidance says redesignate as soon as possible and generally allows 90 days; this is not stated as an unconditional statutory grace period or permission to practice without destination licensure.
Exceptions on record
Chapter 4, 4.2, "employer"
"Employer" means a person, business or organization located in a physician's designated state of principal license that employs or contracts with a physician to practice medicine. Excluded from this definition is: 1. only the registration of an employer with the secretary of state of a member state, 2. only the presence of a registered agent of the employer who is located in a member state.
Regulation Chapter 4, 4.3(a) verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/IMLCC-Rule-Chapter-4-State-of-Principal-License-Amended-November-14-2023-Amended-5-13-2025.pdf
If no state qualifies under subparagraph (1), subparagraph (2), or subparagraph (3), the state designated as state of residence for purposes of federal income tax.
Regulation Chapter 4, 4.2 verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/IMLCC-Rule-Chapter-4-State-of-Principal-License-Amended-November-14-2023-Amended-5-13-2025.pdf
a minimum of 25% of the physician’s total practice time in the preceding 6-months as determined by the SPL
Regulation Chapter 4, 4.4(a)(1) verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/IMLCC-Rule-Chapter-4-State-of-Principal-License-Amended-November-14-2023-Amended-5-13-2025.pdf
The physician shall complete a state of principal license form at the Interstate Commission’s website, www.imlcc.org
Agency guidance Commission redesignation guidance verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/redesignate/
You should redesignate as soon as possible, but generally, you have 90 days to redesignate a new SPL using this application.
Agency guidance Chapter 4, 4.3(a)(1) to (3) verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/IMLCC-Rule-Chapter-4-State-of-Principal-License-Amended-November-14-2023-Amended-5-13-2025.pdf
A physician shall designate a member state as the state of principal license for purposes of registration for expedited licensure through the Compact if the physician possesses a full and unrestricted license to practice medicine in that state, and the state is: (1) the state of primary residence for the physician, or (2) the state where at least twenty-five percent of the practice of medicine occurs, or (3) the location of the physician's employer
Agency guidance Chapter 4, 4.4(a) verified Sep 2026
https://imlcc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/IMLCC-Rule-Chapter-4-State-of-Principal-License-Amended-November-14-2023-Amended-5-13-2025.pdf
The physician may redesignate a member state as the state of principal license at any time, as long as the physician meets the requirements in paragraph "a" of section 4 of the compact
Update physician compact renewal information
binds: Physician who has provided information on an IMLC online renewal application · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 10, 2026 or later
Changing information supplied on that renewal application, including applicable move-related details
Who this covers, exactly
Update the information provided on the online renewal application. Conditions and exceptions: The separate 90-day renewal reminder is a member-board duty, not a physician departure deadline.
IMLCC renewal system; separately update Connecticut DPH. Timing: Within 30 days of the change; ordinary renewal before expiration remains separate.
Exceptions on record
Chapter 5, 5.8(1) -- the member board's renewal notice
Not less than 90 days prior to the expiration of a license issued through the compact, the member board that issued the license shall notify the physician by e-mail of the pending expiration of the license and provide information on the process to renew the license
Update your psychology compact home state and address
binds: Psychologist holding PSYPACT APIT or TAP authorization · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing declared home state, name, home-state address or psychology license status while relocating
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Commission of the name or home-state address change and update the declared home state and license status in the ASPPB application system. Preserve a qualifying full unrestricted home-state license and the authorization required for the services. Conditions and exceptions: Rule 8.3 bars home-state changes during an investigation for APIT and TAP holders. Temporary permits or licenses do not qualify. Obtain Commission guidance if that restriction prevents the proposed practice arrangement.
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duty deadline 30 days from name or home-state address change by APIT holder Rule 4.4(D)
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duty deadline 30 days from name or home-state address change by TAP holder Rule 5.4(D)
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duty deadline 30 days from home-state change, added psychology license or expired license Policy 2.4
Update the APIT/TAP record in ASPPB current application software; Connecticut DPH notice remains separate. Timing: Name or home-state address changes: within 30 days. Policy 2.4 also requires notice of home-state change, added licenses or expired licenses within 30 days. A reporting window does not authorize practice from an ineligible location.
Check psychology practice authority before working from your new state
binds: APIT holder intending to provide interjurisdictional telepsychology after leaving Connecticut · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Providing telepsychology while physically located in a different state
Who this covers, exactly
Before providing services under APIT, be physically present in the qualifying compact state designated as your home state. Holding another license alone does not change that designation. Conditions and exceptions: The receiving patient location must also be covered. For noncompact destinations or an investigation restricting home-state change, obtain the separate applicable licensing authority before practice. TAP is a separate temporary in-person authority with its own limits.
Confirm the declared home state, active APIT and underlying license with the Commission and relevant boards. Timing: Before providing telepsychology from the new location.
Update Connecticut business tax accounts
binds: Owner or authorized filer of a business registered with Connecticut DRS · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changing the business mailing address, physical location or Connecticut taxable activities when moving
Who this covers, exactly
Update DRS registration in myconneCT. Close only tax accounts for which the liability has ended and complete applicable final returns. Review the accounts to close and the remaining open accounts. Conditions and exceptions: Moving the owner does not automatically terminate Connecticut-source business, withholding, sales or other tax obligations. Corporation closure can require dissolution or withdrawal before tax-account closure.
DRS myconneCT taxpayer updates and each tax account instructions; coordinate payroll and address changes with the employer or payroll administrator. Timing: When the business information or account liability changes; follow the return dates for each tax.
Review your Connecticut business entity status
binds: Owner or authorized representative of a Connecticut-formed entity or a foreign entity registered in Connecticut · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Moving while continuing, ending or restructuring the entity Connecticut operations
Who this covers, exactly
Determine whether to maintain Connecticut registration and agent/address records or file the entity-specific dissolution or withdrawal. A personal move alone is not a dissolution. Conditions and exceptions: Withdrawal is for a business from another state or country that no longer wishes to conduct business in Connecticut but will still exist where it was formed. Entity status, registered agent, professional facility approvals and tax accounts are separate.
Secretary of the State Business Services and entity-specific forms; DRS handles tax accounts, and DOL handles employer unemployment accounts. Timing: Use the filing requirements for the entity and actual change of operations.
Arrange continuing custody of patient records
binds: Departing Connecticut health practitioner subject to RCSA 19a-14-41 medical-record rules · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Relocating a covered practice or transferring custody of its patient records
Who this covers, exactly
All parts of a medical record shall be retained for a period of seven (7) years from the last date of treatment, or, upon the death of the patient, for three (3) years. Conditions and exceptions: pathology slides, EEG and ECG tracings must each be kept for seven years; lab reports and PKU reports for at least five years; x-ray films for three years. When medical records for a patient are retained by a health care facility or organization, the individual practitioner shall not be required to maintain duplicate records. A consulting health care provider need not retain records if they are sent to the referring provider, who must retain them. If a patient requests his records to be transferred to another provider who then becomes the primary provider, the first provider is no longer required to retain that patient's records. If a claim of malpractice, unprofessional conduct, or negligence has been made, or if litigation has been commenced, then all records for that patient must be retained until the matter is resolved.
Arrange a records custodian and patient-request process with the practice or facility; check DPH and profession-specific rules. Retirement adds the separate patient-notice duty. Timing: Continuously through the applicable record-retention period; arrange custody before abandoning the practice location.
Exceptions on record
RCSA 19a-14-43, facility retention
When medical records for a patient are retained by a health care facility or organization, the individual practitioner shall not be required to maintain duplicate records and the retention schedules of the facility or organization shall apply to the records.
RCSA 19a-14-43, consulting provider and patient transfer
A consulting health care provider need not retain records if they are sent to the referring provider, who must retain them. If a patient requests his records to be transferred to another provider who then becomes the primary provider to the patient, then the first provider is no longer required to retain that patient's records.
Notify patients if you retire your covered practice
binds: Covered Connecticut practitioner who retires in connection with the move · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Retiring a practice governed by RCSA 19a-14-44
Who this covers, exactly
Upon the death or retirement of a practitioner, it shall be the responsibility of the practitioner or surviving responsible relative or executor to inform patients. This must be done by placing a notice in a daily local newspaper published in the community which is the prime locus of the practice, no less than two columns wide and no less than two inches in height; the notice shall appear twice, seven days apart. In addition, an individual letter is to be sent to each patient seen within the three years preceding the date of discontinuance of the practice. Conditions and exceptions: medical records of all patients must be retained for at least sixty days following both the public and private notice to patients.
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duty deadline Publish the two required notices seven days apart upon covered retirement RCSA 19a-14-44 notice sequence
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duty deadline Retain records for at least 60 days following both public and private patient notices; other applicable retention requirements remain RCSA 19a-14-44 retention
Arrange patient notification and record custody with the practice and DPH; check the rules for your profession and facility. Timing: Upon retirement; retain all patient records at least 60 days following both public and private notices, subject to other applicable retention requirements.
Driver license address
binds: Connecticut operator-license or identity-card holder · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changes address
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of the old and new address.
If missed
Failure to give the required notice is an infraction under section 14-45(c).
Statute Conn. Gen. Stat. §14-45(a), current base chapter; 2026 chapter supplement checked verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_246.htm
shall notify the commissioner within forty-eight hours of any change of such person's address. The notification shall include such person's old address and new address.
Registration address
binds: Holder of a Connecticut motor vehicle registration certificate · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Oct 11, 2026 or later
Changes address
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of the old and new address.
If missed
Failure to give the required notice is an infraction under section 14-17a(b).
Statute Conn. Gen. Stat. §14-17a(a), current base chapter; 2026 chapter supplement checked verified Sep 2026
https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_246.htm
A person holding a certificate of registration for a motor vehicle issued by the commissioner shall notify the commissioner within forty-eight hours of any change of his address. The notification shall include his old address and his new address.