Consumer protection
Licensed household-goods movers in Montana
Every company below holds a USDOT number in the FMCSA's public records with a physical address in Montana. This is a reference to help you verifya mover, not a recommendation — MovingRated is not affiliated with any company listed, and a license is the floor, not a guarantee.
How mover licensing works in Montana
A move that crosses state lines is regulated federally by the FMCSA, and every legitimate interstate mover has a USDOT number you can confirm at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov. A move that stays inside Montana is regulated by the state. In Montana that is the No dedicated state household-goods mover license. Montana retired the Public Service Commission Class C (household-goods) motor-carrier authority in 2023; the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) Motor Carrier Services oversees commercial-vehicle safety, and consumer complaints go to the Montana Office of Consumer Protection (Dept of Justice)., which covers in-state moves under general consumer-protection law rather than a mover-specific license. Our mover licensing guide walks through both checks step by step.
FMCSA-registered movers in Montana
The Montana records are being compiled. In the meantime, verify any specific mover by USDOT number at the FMCSA SAFER database.