State to State Moving Memphis MI - Registration and Rules
If you are moving your household goods or personal effects from
Memphis MI to another state, this is known as "
interstate moving". The US Department of Transportation regulates interstate household goods moving by way of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMSCA) Household Goods Program.
Interstate movers, also known as
nationwide movers, are required to be registered with the US DOT, and should have either a US DOT # or Motor Carrier # (MC#) or both. To find out a mover's registration status go to -
Check Licensing for Nationwide Movers.
Request For Moving Quotes - Allison D moving to Memphis MI
Allison D needs to gather quotes from licensed movers for her upcoming move to
Memphis MI. She is
moving from Cuyahoga Falls OH. Her survey says she has a 3 bedroom two story home with relatively difficult access. The major furniture items to move include 2 big screen TVs, a tool cabinet, 2 large speakers, a single dresser, a breakfast chair, a floor lamp, a large file cabinet, 2 lateral file cabinets, 3 bookshelves, and a sofabed. Allison feels they will have approximately 65 cartons, mostly small. Other concerns and requests include: would like if its OK to tip the movers.
Movers-Moving.NET is thankful to Allison D for letting us connect her with the best movers in
Memphis MI.
Short Distance or Local Moving Services - Rules and Regulations
If you are moving within the state of Michigan, or doing a short distance move from Memphis MI, that is considered
intrastate moving. Also known as short-distance or in-state or local moving, each state has varying rules and regulations with regard to household goods moving within it's own state. Some states have very rigid regulations for movers, while others have little if any requirements for moving. To get more info for moving from Memphis MI to any city also in Michigan go to
Mover Licensing Requirements in MI.