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Check a moving company's license and insurance in official records, see if it is a carrier or a broker, and compare movers near you.
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- License checkedUSDOT and MC records
- Dated recordsEvery check shows its date
- Fair orderPayment never changes it
Licensed movers in Miami
All Miami moversCarriers with active interstate authority and insurance on file come first, then by fleet size. Payment never changes the order.
What is in the directory
Every number comes from FMCSA records, updated daily.
- 137,673moving companies with an active USDOT number
- 8,320with active interstate household goods authority
- 52states and territories
What we check
We show the official record, where it comes from and the date we last read it.
| What | Source |
|---|---|
| Household goods authority and its history | FMCSA |
| Insurance on file | FMCSA |
| Carrier or broker | FMCSA |
| Florida registration | Florida FDACS, coming soon |
Before you sign
Four checks that take two minutes
- The USDOT number on the estimate matches the company
- Interstate moves need active household goods authority
- A broker does not move you itself, it sells your move to a carrier
- Cargo insurance should be on file