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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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Nevada household-goods movers that stay inside Nevada need a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) from the Nevada Transportation Authority. NTA lists 41 certificates on its Active Mover list, and 5 more household-goods certificates appear in its directory with status text such as Temporary Discontinuance or Other Pending OSC (retrieved September 25, 2026). An NTA CPCN is not a USDOT or MC number, NTA prints neither, and a Nevada address is not NTA authority. Moves that cross a state line are FMCSA interstate moves. There is no combined Nevada mover count.
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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.