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We moved with https://nationalmovers.org/reviews/adams-van-lines/ at the end of 2023 — from Atlanta to Berlin (my wife is German, she decided to move back closer to her family). And I understand your anxiety perfectly: when you are transporting not just things, but literally your whole life, you want everything to go without disasters. Before that, I also searched for "adam van lines reviews", read on Reddit, forums, even on Yelp, and, honestly, the opinions were conflicting — someone was delighted, someone swore at the deadlines. I still decided to try, because they were one of the few options that actually provided a full international service with customs clearance and insurance. First, we contacted by phone — manager Julia, a very patient woman, answered a million of my meticulous questions, even sent checklists for packing and preparing for an international move. On the day X, everything started a little nervously - the team arrived 40 minutes late, but they worked quickly and harmoniously. I was pleased that they did the packaging themselves and used thick materials, not some thin films, as we had done before. Everything was marked, an inventory was made, and the papers were signed. In terms of timing, the cargo arrived in 27 days, which, as they explained to me, is quite normal for a sea container. On the downside, in Berlin, the delivery was delayed by three days due to red tape with customs, but that was probably not their fault. Everything was delivered intact, nothing was damaged or missing.