Migration readiness
You are moving to a new state
Coordinate the date, registrations, addresses, property records, and professional relationships around one transition plan.
For individuals and families
Know what supports your domicile position.
Keep residency days, supporting records, address changes, and advisor review organized throughout the year. See what is complete, what conflicts, and what deserves attention.
2026 household record
Massachusetts to Florida
FL days
183
Unassigned
2
Readiness
92
September evidence coverageComplete
Brokerage addressNeeds review
Travel gap: March 15 to 212 sources
Built for your situation
A clear record for a complicated life.
Hammer gives multi-home families a practical way to maintain the record before a filing deadline, advisor request, or audit makes it urgent.
Presence clarity
You divide time between homes
Maintain a clear day count and supporting activity without reconstructing the year from calendars and card statements.
Conflict detection
Your life crosses several states
Bring travel, business activity, properties, accounts, and advisors into a record that shows where questions remain.
Your annual rhythm
Stay current without turning preparedness into a second job.
The workflow follows the way a household actually lives. Add facts as they happen, review exceptions, and prepare the record when your advisor needs it.
01Establish the baseline
Add household members, homes, states, intended dates, vehicles, and advisors.
02Maintain presence
Record trips and reconcile days from calendars, itineraries, receipts, and confirmations.
03Strengthen the record
Fill thin months, resolve address conflicts, and complete migration tasks while details are fresh.
04Review and prepare
Invite your CPA or attorney and create an indexed annual package for their review.
What you can see
Every important question has a visible next action.
183
Destination-state days
Know the current total and which dates still need assignment.
12
Months with coverage
See where the evidence record is strong or unexpectedly thin.
2
Address conflicts
Find statements and records that still point to another state.
6
Open readiness tasks
Work from a prioritized list instead of a generic checklist.
You
Own the household record and decide who can participate.
Your family
Contribute relevant facts and understand what is prepared.
Your advisors
Review an organized record with source context and open findings.
For families
Start with the questions people ask first.
Do I need to upload everything at once?+
No. Begin with your household and domicile path, then add evidence in manageable batches throughout the year.
Can my spouse and advisors participate?+
Yes. Household members and professional advisors can receive access that reflects their specific role.
Does Hammer determine my legal domicile?+
No. Hammer organizes facts and records for your review. Qualified legal and tax advisors remain responsible for professional conclusions.
Preparedness starts here