Georgia · household-goods moving research
Georgia Moving & Household Goods Intelligence
Georgia DPS regulates household-goods moves that stay inside Georgia. Interstate authority remains FMCSA. A Georgia certificate is not a USDOT number. This is not a ranking or a Trust Score.
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Distinct Georgia MCA numbers
On the DPS licensed household-goods movers list. Not an Active/Inactive column. Not FMCSA interstate movers.
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Licensed-list location rows
Some certificates appear at more than one address. 8 rows have no MCA number. Exact USDOT joins: 0.
Intrastate authority
The DPS Motor Vehicle Compliance movers list is the licensed household-goods roster. The source does not print a revision date, so retrieval on 2026-09-24T02:31:14Z is not an effective date. Listing means the carrier was on that licensed list. It does not prove a separate enforcement outcome, and it does not prove FMCSA interstate authority. No USDOT was printed, so none were attached by name.
Maximum Rate Tariff No. 7
Georgia DPS Maximum Rate Tariff No. 7 applies to intrastate household-goods moves under DPS jurisdiction. The Regulatory Compliance portal states the Board of Public Safety approved it on January 5, 2026, and that it was effective January 13, 2026. It is a maximum-rate ceiling, not a price quote and not an interstate tariff. Tariff No. 7. Rules: DPS Rule 570-38-3. Guidance: Household goods page.
Complaints
DPS publishes a household-goods complaint form. A public bulk disposition or enforcement dataset was not acquired. Complaint intake is not zero complaints, and it is not a mover census.
No Atlanta or county moving-intelligence page is part of this statewide record. Snapshot move-ga-state-intel-v1.