The best time of year to divide hostas is late summer (August or early September). But don't worry if you forget—you can divide hostas any time from spring to fall.
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Yes you can transplant them, but water thoroughly every day for a week and mulch around them to protect them from winter.
Early fall is OK but you have a small window depending on how far North you are. This should help you:
https://www.nhhostas.com/dividing-hostas/
Hellom Jud,
The best time of year to divide hostas is late summer (August or early September). But don't worry if you forget—you can divide hostas any time from spring to fall.
http://www.bhg.com/gardening/flowers/perennials/how-to-divide-hostas/