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Arizona Brothers Moving Company

Phoenix, AZUSDOT 2374019(602) 318-0759
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Serious problems on the record

Advertises interstate moves; its website shows no USDOT or MC number on the pages we read

2 problems · report assembled Sep 30, 2026

What we found

Report assembled Sep 30, 2026 · Source observations are dated below
  1. SERIOUS
    Advertises interstate moves; its website shows no USDOT or MC number on the pages we read

    None of the 4 page(s) we read (home, contact, about, services) shows a USDOT or MC number in text. Interstate household-goods movers must show their USDOT number in advertising (49 CFR 375.207).

    The pages we examined did not provide a USDOT or MC number, and we could not identify the carrier that performs these moves. This does not show that the company operates without authority; ask for the legal name and USDOT and MC numbers of the carrier that will carry your move, and check them.

    Source: company website · as of Sep 3, 2026

  2. PROBLEM
    Offers moves across state lines; its federal registration could not be checked in this report

    Its website says “Arizona, you never have to worry about lost trucks or late deliveries. If you are moving out of state, we can help with that also. How do you protect my things? We have the right”. Our federal registry search (SAFER, MOTUS) did not complete in this report, so no registration is claimed either way; the carrier for those moves is unresolved.

    This does not show that the company operates without authority: a move across state lines can be performed under another company’s registration. Before booking one, ask for the exact legal name and the USDOT and MC numbers of the carrier that will perform it, and proof of its insurance for the move, and check them.

    Source: company website · as of Sep 3, 2026

  3. ON RECORD
    Identified by its own website — no USDOT number displayed

    We read 4 pages of azbrothersmoving.com. The site prints phone (602) 318-0759 and address 2240 W desert Cove Ave. Suite 104, Phoenix, AZ 85029 and describes its own moving services, advertises local moves, advertises interstate moves. No USDOT or MC number appears on it. Our federal registry search did not complete this run, so no registration is claimed either way.

    It advertises interstate moves without a federal registration we could confirm — see the federal findings on this page.

    Source: company website · as of Sep 3, 2026

What we checked

  • Federal operating authority (FMCSA)
    Authority not determined. Carrier, broker and freight-forwarder authority are separate categories. This federal result does not determine its eligibility for in-state moves; see the separate state-registry check.
  • Federal interstate household-goods carrier authority
    We have not been able to confirm interstate household-goods carrier authority. This does not rule out separate broker authority; see the category-specific federal dockets. It does not determine eligibility for in-state moves or another operating carrier.
  • State household-goods licence
    Arizona does not license household-goods movers. Arizona does not license or register household-goods movers. (Source last read Aug 20, 2026.)
  • Federal insurance status
    We do not have a consistent, dated insurance amount observation matched to this company’s USDOT. This is a verification gap, not a finding that the company is uninsured.
  • Address and operating-location evidence
    Property use and a customer-accessible operating facility have not been established. A registered address, mailing address and local office can serve different purposes.

Address use and operating locations

A registered office, mailing address and operating facility can be different places. Residential or mailbox use alone does not establish improper operation.

No current source-backed property-use determination is available. This is a verification gap, not proof of a false address or a verified operating facility.

Serious concerns and company connections

Read these findings before booking or paying a deposit. Key evidence and the action to take are shown below.

Additional concern

Review the evidence

DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing

Full source note: Additional concern

DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing

FMCSA regulatory snapshot

Authority status
What does this mean?Federal operating authority is category-specific: carrier, broker and freight-forwarder roles are separate. An active registration or one active role does not establish household-goods carrier authority. Operating restrictions are checked separately.
Authority not determined
Carrier operation
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Interstate HHG carrier authority
What does this mean?"HHG" means Household Goods. This field checks interstate carrier authority, not separate broker authority. A "No" here does not rule out broker authority; consult the category-specific federal dockets below.
Not determined
Operating status
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Trucks
What does this mean?FMCSA calls these "power units", meaning trucks, tractors, and other registered moving vehicles the carrier owns or leases.
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Drivers
What does this mean?Drivers the carrier has registered with FMCSA. This is the official number; some carriers operate with more drivers than registered.
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Insurance status
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Safety rating
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DOT complaints (FMCSA)
We could not verify complaints for this companySpecific complaint data for Arizona Brothers Moving Company is not available. Searches for individual company complaints require further navigation.; This page has been blocked and does not provide specific details regarding complaints or any related metrics for the requested company. This is not a clean record — it is an unknown one. Check FMCSA's mover search yourself before you book.
Physical address
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State household-goods licence

In-state moves are governed by the state, not the FMCSA.

Arizona does not license household-goods movers, so there is no state mover licence for this company to hold.
Arizona does not license or register household-goods movers.
Source: Arizona Attorney General, consumer alert: “Arizona does not have a registration law or a professional licensing requirement for movers.” Arizona also exempts motor carriers from Corporation Commission jurisdiction (A.R.S. § 40-206). Read the source (last read Aug 20, 2026).

Reviews and complaints — every platform we check

Review report assembled Sep 3, 2026

Listings are matched using company names, addresses, phone numbers and websites. Reviews belong to the business or location shown.

Google
Could not read
The source was not available at the recorded check time.

Source checked Sep 3, 2026

Yelp
Could not read
The source was not available at the recorded check time.

Source checked Sep 3, 2026

BBB
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review count not shown when checked

Possible business match. Confirm the listing before relying on its rating.

Possible listing on BBBpossible match — verify

Source checked Sep 3, 2026

Trustpilot
No verified matching listing
No matching listing verified in the sources checked.

Source checked Sep 3, 2026

Detailed listing checks and review analysis are included in the full report.

Verified customer experience reports

Structured accounts from customers who proved their move with a bill of lading or final invoice, a verified email, and a verified phone. No star ratings, no anonymous reviews, and nothing a company can pay to change — how this works.

No verified customer reports yet. Only customers who can document their move may submit one — that keeps the count honest, and it means it grows slowly.

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The full verification report

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Names withheld on this page
The names withheld in the report, with their sources and attribution limits
Their claims vs. what we verified
1 website claim compared with the records we read
Owners, officers & related businesses
3 sourced name entries; names may refer to the same person (Press / news coverage, Company website)
Every contact channel on file
4 contact records across all sources
Supporting automated checks
Address, reviews, broker disclosure, website cloning and entity links, each with its date and result, including checks that could not assess
Full source ledger
60 source links across 153 evidence records

Information NMB could not verify

  • • FMCSA/SAFER live regulatory evidence or explicit local-only/no-DOT finding
  • • FMCSA Licensing & Insurance authority, insurance, bond, and BOC-3 evidence
  • • FMCSA Protect Your Move / HHG registration and complaint evidence
  • • FMCSA SMS/CSA safety evidence
  • • FMCSA NCCDB complaint evidence
  • • FMCSA enforcement / out-of-service evidence
  • • Certificate transparency source unavailable — latest recorded lookup could not be completed (research gap, not a company finding)
How current is this report?

Report assembled Sep 30, 2026. First published Sep 3, 2026. This report pulls from 153 pieces of information across federal, state, review, and identity sources. Check each source's date for when its information was observed.

NMB does not invent facts. When a section reads "—" or "this check has not run yet," that means we have not been able to verify the information from a primary source. It does not mean the answer is good or bad.

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