Authorities and DOT Numbers
Whether you’re launching your trucking business or expanding your operations, TFIG helps you secure the proper operating authority quickly and efficiently. We guide you through the maze of federal and state-level requirements to ensure your business is road-ready.
For a fee of $600, The Financial Integrity Group can obtain your DOT and ICC/MC numbers, Federal Identification Number, and BOC-3. You may fill out the necessary applications below.
The Interstate Authority is for motor carriers that cross state lines for-hire, or are compensated to haul freight outside of their base state. Any interstate for-hire carrier of passengers, property, or household goods must have an active MC number and USDOT Number to be in compliance at the federal level.
Start your freight brokerage business with confidence. TFIG handles all necessary filings for obtaining your brokerage authority with the FMCSA.
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TFIG assists freight forwarders with obtaining their operating authority, including the proper documentation for cargo liability coverage and process agent filings.
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Operating within a single state still requires permission. TFIG registers your intrastate authority according to the specific guidelines in your home state.
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Transporting hazardous materials requires a federal hazmat endorsement. TFIG makes sure your business meets all DOT and PHMSA requirements.
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Planning to operate in Canada? TFIG assists with cross-border trucking compliance including registration with Canadian provinces.
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If your operating authority was revoked or deactivated, TFIG helps reinstate it quickly and correctly.
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TFIG provides easy access to download copies of your operating authority, DOT certificate, or BOC-3 for your records or roadside inspection.
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Every carrier must have a process agent on file with the FMCSA. TFIG files your BOC-3 electronically and keeps it up to date.
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The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) program is a federally mandated, annual registration required for individuals and companies operating commercial vehicles in interstate or international commerce—including motor carriers, brokers, freight forwarders, and leasing companies.
If you cross state lines for business or arrange interstate transportation, UCR registration is mandatory—even if you don’t own or operate commercial vehicles yourself.
You are required to register under UCR if you:
TFIG ensures you are properly registered and in compliance based on your business type and fleet size.
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This website is not affiliated with the official Unified Carrier Registration Plan. We are a private service provider offering registration services for an additional fee. You are not required to use this site to register. You may register directly at www.ucr.gov.
The Standard Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC) is required for carriers working with government and many shippers. TFIG handles the application and annual renewal.
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The Uniform Intermodal Interchange and Facilities Access Agreement (UIIA) allows you to work with intermodal equipment providers. TFIG ensures you’re registered and compliant.
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Access to ports and secure areas often requires a TWIC card. TFIG walks you through the TSA application process so you can get cleared without delay.
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