Enter a company's USDOT (or MC) number to see whether it's listed with us — and how far we've checked it.
This company is listed in our national directory. It has not yet been independently vetted — treat its credentials as unconfirmed.
Every legitimate interstate mover has a USDOT number. Checking it is the single fastest way to separate a real, accountable carrier from a broker shell or a fly-by-night operation.
See at a glance whether we've confirmed the company exists and reached its owner.
Listed or Vetted & Verified — the number tells you the level of trust.
One click through to the official FMCSA SAFER record for authority and insurance status.
A USDOT number is the unique ID the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration assigns to companies that haul goods across state lines. Every legitimate interstate household mover is required to have one and keep it active.
It is usually printed on the side of the moving truck and listed on the company's written estimate, website, or invoice. If a mover will not share it, treat that as a red flag.
Not necessarily. Our directory does not yet include every licensed mover in the country. If a company is not listed, look it up directly on the FMCSA SAFER record to confirm its authority and insurance are active before you book.
A listed company appears in our directory but has not been independently checked. A Vetted and Verified company has passed our full review of operating authority, insurance, and complaint history, and carries our gold badge.
