Match the Identity
Compare the full USDOT number and legal or DBA name with your estimate. Check the contact information too. Similar names can belong to different companies.
Check any moving company, including First Class Relocation & Storage. Search by USDOT number or legal/DBA name, then review the current official records.
Finding a company in a database does not, by itself, establish that it is currently authorized to perform your particular move.
Compare the full USDOT number and legal or DBA name with your estimate. Check the contact information too. Similar names can belong to different companies.
A carrier transports belongings; a broker arranges transportation. Confirm the company’s role and identify the carrier that will handle your shipment.
Review current operating authority for the service you need and available insurance filings. Ask the mover about the valuation and coverage options for your belongings.
Check each digit or try the legal/DBA name shown on the estimate. Ask the mover for its exact registered identity. A missing search result alone does not establish a company’s licensing status.
Read the specific status and authority details. Ask the company and the relevant regulator to resolve unclear information before committing to the move.
Check the mover through TxDMV’s official moving resources ↗ as well. Federal records do not replace the Texas licensing check for an intrastate move.
Use FMCSA’s mover search resources ↗. Consider the date, company identity, and context of each record. An absence of listed complaints does not guarantee service quality.
Our identifiers: USDOT 4121451 · MC 1576368 · TXDMV 009845438C. Use the search above to review current official information.