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DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing
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DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing
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
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
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
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.
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DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing
DOT/MC exists but current FMCSA evidence is missing
In-state moves are governed by the state, not the FMCSA.
Listings are matched using company names, addresses, phone numbers and websites. Reviews belong to the business or location shown.
Source checked Sep 3, 2026
Source checked Sep 3, 2026
Possible business match. Confirm the listing before relying on its rating.
Source checked Sep 3, 2026
Source checked Sep 3, 2026
Detailed listing checks and review analysis are included in the full report.
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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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.
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