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Ask interprets the question. Published FMCSA and supported state records answer it. A carrier is not a broker. Florida registration is not interstate authority. Headquarters is not service territory.
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Parsing and regulatory execution stay separate. Headquarters is not service territory.
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Massachusetts DPU regulated household-goods movers: 308 distinct certificate numbers on 309 company rows (list updated June 16, 2026). That is intrastate authority, not FMCSA interstate authority, and DPU prints no USDOT or MC number. Each mover files its own tariff; a tariff is not a quote.
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- A broker is not the carrier that necessarily transports household goods.
- Florida IM registration is not federal interstate household-goods authority.
- Headquarters is not service territory.
- Current authority is not a recommendation.
- Complaint observations are not confirmed wrongdoing.
- Missing evidence is not inactive, unauthorized, fraudulent, or clean.