Is that moving company legit?
Type the name a mover gave you and read what the federal government actually holds on them — license, insurance on file, complaint history.
- 9,110 interstate movers
- Federal FMCSA records
- 9,110 complaint records read
Fresh from the federal record
The latest verdicts read from FMCSA's mover search.
Reading FMCSA continuously · last read October 5, 2026
- Tufano Family Moving & Trucking Inc NOT authorized for household goods
- Inbox Moving Service LLC NOT authorized for household goods
- Wallace Moving & Storage NOT authorized for household goods
- Intrepid Moving Services Inc Authorized for household goods
- 770 Moving & Transportation Authorized for household goods
What is in here
- Interstate movers tracked
- 9,110
- Confirmed household-goods authority
- 5,843
- Complaint records read
- 9,110
- Movers with at least one complaint
- 1,201
FMCSA's complaint snapshot is dated August 28, 2026. Licensing and authority come from files FMCSA republishes daily.
Why this exists
The official answer already exists — FMCSA runs a mover lookup — but it is a form from the 2000s, buried three clicks deep, that asks you for a USDOT number you do not have. So people ask strangers on the internet instead, and get told to "check the BBB", which movers can game.
This site is that federal record, addressable by the company's name, on one page, with the complaint categories that matter to somebody who has already paid a deposit. Here is what each record does and does not prove.