Moving Permits Made Easy

We handle your no parking signs and street permits at lower rates than anyone else.

Our Coverage Area

We're constantly working to expand our coverage for no parking signs and moving permits. Here are the cities we currently serve. If you don't see where you need, please reach out and we will see if we can accommodate you.

Allston

Request, Print, and Park with No Parking Signs!

It's that simple! We navigate the labyrinth of city departments and handle all the paperwork to arrange your temporary no parking signs so you don't have to.

Established 2025, our services are more than 40% less than the most popular permitting website.

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Moving Vehicle Permit

Reserve space for a moving truck or vehicle to load/unload

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Solutions for companies and individuals

Whether you're in the business of moving, construction, or event planning, we deliver fast, tailored permit solutions at scale.

Each city has its own unique process for permits - we have simplified the process with one simple application for all cities so you, or your customers, don't have to be permit experts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about moving permits

What is a moving permit? ▼

A moving permit is a broad term to describe a document and/or set of signs issued by a city government that allows someone to reserve a parking space for moving trucks at a specific address for a specific date and time. Cities use different terminology for these types of permits. Examples names include No Parking Signs, No Parking Permit, Street Occupancy Permit, Encroachment Permit, Public Way Permit, Moving Van Permit, No Stopping Permit, Restricted Parking Permit, Public Space Permit, Street Use Permit, Truck Permit, etc.

Why do I need a moving permit? ▼

Moving permits can greatly simplify a city move. Moving permits establish your legal right to be parked at a specific address. Moving permits get you to the curb directly in front of the building, greatly decreasing the time of each move. Less time spent moving translates to less money spent. Moving permits also greatly reduce the chance of parking tickets.

What are temporary no parking signs for moving? ▼

Temporary no parking signs are official signs posted on your street to reserve parking space for your moving truck. These signs indicate the dates and times when parking is not allowed in that area. As part of your moving permit, we handle the posting of these no parking signs 24-72 hours before your move date, ensuring you have guaranteed parking space for your moving day.

What if there is not legal parking in front of the address? ▼

Permits are only allowable in legal parking spaces. Signs will be posted at the nearest legal parking area.

Are metered parking spaces a problem? ▼

Typically not but you should provide us the specific meter head numbers. These numbers are located on each meter. If you are unable to provide these numbers, please let us know about the meters anyways. It is very important to pay for the meters. Failure to pay a city for metered spaces can nullify your permit.

How big of a truck can I fit in a permit space? ▼

It depends on the city. A typical permit is about 40 feet long with two "No Parking" signs at both ends. Go to our permit request form and select a city name and the typical permit area/sizes are usually displayed.

Who should I call if someone is parked in the permit area? ▼

This depends on the City. Go to our permit request form and select a city name and the enforcement telephone number will be displayed.

Who posts the no parking signs? ▼

Posting the temporary no parking signs is Easy Moving Permits's responsibility.

When do the no parking signs go up? ▼

This depends on the city's requirements. No parking signs generally go up about 24-72 hours in advance of your permit date.