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There are two types of migration, the automated migration that we will do for you, or you can self migrate using the tools at the bottom of this page.. Please start with the FAQ button, there is a lot of information there.
Our fall back or roll back plan is simple. Your old account is not going to go anywhere. If absolute disaster strickes at the begaining of the year, simply log in to your old account and operate normaly. For more information scroll down to see the FAQs.
The current plan is to start migrating early adopters starting on 02/23/26. Migrating a person can take anywhere from a few hours to several days depending on the amount of data in the account. Migrations could continue throughout the summer.
You can migrate some or all with these tools.
Try our new Notebook LM Migration Wizard. Click here to get your questions answered fast!
Notes on Calandar migrations
When a user exports their calendars from Google, it downloads a .zip file containing individual .ics files for each secondary calendar. If they just import all those files into their primary calendar on the new account, Google will lump all those events into one massive, color-coded nightmare.
The secret is that the user needs to create matching blank calendars in their new Region 1 account before importing the data.
Step 1: Create the New "Categories" (Secondary Calendars)
Open Google Calendar in the new Region 1 account.
On the left side, next to Other calendars, click the + (Plus) icon and select Create new calendar.
Name it to match one of the old categories (e.g., "Project X", "Personal", "Travel").
Repeat this for each category they need.
Step 2: Import the Specific Files to the Matching Calendars
Go to Settings (the gear icon) > Import & export.
Click Select file from your computer and choose one of the specific .ics files from the unzipped export folder.
Crucial Step: Look at the dropdown menu labeled Add to calendar. Instead of leaving it on the primary email address, click it and select the corresponding new calendar created in Step 1.
Click Import.
Repeat this process for each individual .ics file.
