State moving regulator directory

How to use this directory

1. Confirm whether the shipment is interstate or stays within one state. Use the interstate vs. local moving rules guide when the route is unclear.
2. For an interstate move, use Mover Checker to open FMCSA's official registration sources.
3. For an intrastate move, open the state entry below and verify that the agency still handles the kind of question you have.
4. Before signing, use the free moving-estimate checklist to keep licensing research separate from the written price and services.

An agency listing does not prove that the office regulates every move, licenses every mover, or can resolve a particular complaint. City, county, attorney-general, utility-commission, transportation, and court resources may have different roles.

All 50 states and the District of Columbia

Primary directory: FMCSA State-Level Enforcement Resources, last updated by FMCSA June 21, 2023. MoveFinePrint checked that page and refreshed retired or omitted state links against direct state resources on October 16, 2026. Government contacts can change; verify the current contact and jurisdiction on the agency's site before relying on it.

When the move crosses state lines

Use FMCSA's Protect Your Move materials and official registration records for an interstate move. A state consumer office may still provide general assistance, but the applicable requirements and forum can be different.