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Planning to arrange transportation between shippers and authorized motor carriers? AFS DOT helps businesses navigate the FMCSA broker authority registration process.
AFS DOT helps new and existing freight businesses navigate the FMCSA Broker Authority application process and understand the related requirements needed to operate as a property broker.
Whether you are launching a new freight brokerage or adding broker authority to an existing transportation business, we help simplify the registration process and guide you through the key filings and setup steps.
Our goal is to make the process easier to understand, help you stay organized, and move your brokerage closer to operating with the proper FMCSA authority.
Clear Application Support
We help you understand the information required for your broker authority application and guide you through the filing process.
Support With Related Requirements
Broker authority involves more than the initial application. We can also help with BOC-3 filing and guidance on other required setup steps.
One Place for Business & Compliance Services
AFS DOT can also assist with LLC formation, EIN applications, Registered Agent service, annual filings, and other business support needs.
Provide your company and planned brokerage information.
We assist you with the applicable FMCSA registration process.
Complete the required financial security and process-agent filings.
Monitor the application until applicable FMCSA requirements are completed.
It is FMCSA operating authority for businesses arranging transportation by authorized motor carriers.
Property and household-goods brokers generally must maintain $75,000 in required financial security.
BMC-84 is the form used for a broker surety bond.
BMC-85 is the form used for a qualifying broker trust fund arrangement.
Yes, brokers must meet FMCSA process-agent designation requirements.
Yes, but brokerage activity requires the appropriate separate broker authority.
Get clear support with FMCSA Broker Authority, BOC-3 filing, bond or trust requirements, and other registration steps needed to move your brokerage forward.
