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WHAT IS NEW ABOUT THIS METHODOLOGY?
Steps to an Optimized Transportation Network Improve Safety
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Standardize
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Verify
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Regulate
Verification alone is not enough without continued regulation. With over 7,000 licensed movers in the FMCSA database, its hard to regulate each company for its ethics. In response to the FMCSA’s request, we are narrowing their list to highlight the companies that are proven to provide ethical business practices and have no records of unjustified price increases or fraudulent complaints.
WHAT IS NEW ABOUT THIS METHODOLOGY?
Our Commitment...
...To Shippers
...To Industry
...To Movers
Quick Answers
What is the USMPO?
A trade organization that serves and protects consumers transporting household goods across state lines. Their efforts are carried out by connecting shippers with a certified network of household good carriers, more commonly referred to as long distance moving companies.
What is the purpose of the USMPO?
To develop a universal moving process that optimizes route efficiency, eliminates fraudulent moving companies, and protects consumers engaged in the interstate shipping of household goods.
Is the USMPO a government organization?
USMPO is an independent trade organization created in response to the FMCSA’s request in improving cmv safety, identifying fraudulent moving companies and improving record keeping. Its purpose is to serve, protect, and educate consumers in the moving industry. The USMPO is a sovereign entity, separate from the DOT, FMCSA, and US Government.
Is the USMPO responsible for my move?
We have created a list of verified movers and created company profiles that can assist shippers in making a safe and informed decision. The USMPO is not responsible for your mover of choice. Our role is to audit, investigate, and verify moving companies.
Is the USMPO a moving company?
The USMPO is not a moving company. The USMPO is neither a carrier nor broker of household goods. The United States Moving Protection Organization (USMPO) is a trade organization that serves and protects consumers transporting household goods across state lines. Their efforts are carried out by auditing movers and gathering feedback.
How can I contact the USMPO?
You can contact the USMPO by simply filling out the form to the left, or emailing us at support@usmpo.org. For an expedited response, use the chat widget on the bottom right to connect with an available representative.
How can the USMPO protect my move?
The USMPO is on standby to answer any questions in regards to your interstate move. We have developed a verified database of movers with company profiles to give you confidence when selecting a mover. It is not advised to submit your information to multiple websites, as this may put you at risk for a high volume of solicitations. Browse through our site to find tools and resources to assist you in making an informed decision.
Where is the USMPO located?
The U.S. Moving Protection Organization is headquartered in Washington, DC, with remote agents serving 48 states throughout the country.