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| STORAGE-IN-TRANSIT (SIT) - (Long distance moves) When you cannot immediately move into your new home, you will need to place your items in temporary storage until you are ready. Your carrier can arrange this temporary storage at his own storage facility or at any other facility in close proximity of the shipment. Your carrier is responsible for your items during this time. Make sure that the charges for this service and valuation of your items are included in the revised versions of the "order of service" and the "bill of lading." Keep your copies of both documents handy. Find out from your carrier where your items will be stored. Get the contact information of that facility because you may need to find your items later or seek further storage. Your items may be stored in-transit for up to 180 days. For further storage needs, you will need to contact the warehouse operator and draw up a separate storage contract. If additional storage time is needed, your carrier will not be responsible for your items during that period of time. You will, however, be responsible for additional charges from the carrier later on, including the warehouse handling and final delivery charges. |