Oklahoma household-goods certificate authority

What the certificate is

The OCC household-goods page says intrastate carriers of household goods must obtain a Household Goods Certificate, even when the shipment never leaves a city. The certificate is valid for statewide operations. It is initially issued for one year and must be renewed. A copy of the certificate stays in each vehicle, and the original stays in the carrier's files. An MCF 1 application is the request for authority. It is not an issued certificate. MCF 2 is the renewal application. A renewal form is not proof that a named carrier's certificate is current today.

The identification stamp costs $7. It is a device for a vehicle operated under the certificate. Buying a stamp, or filing TDF 16 for more stamps, does not itself create certificate authority. If the carrier also operates in interstate commerce, Unified Carrier Registration is a separate program. A USDOT number is required in the OCC application process. Printing or holding a USDOT number does not by itself prove a current Oklahoma certificate, and an Oklahoma certificate does not authorize a move that leaves Oklahoma.

The posted list, and what it is not

OCC posts a For-Hire Household Goods motor-carrier list at the household-goods list PDF. The file is dated 2023-11-27. Retrieved 2026-10-06, it has 64 rows and 64 distinct PIN numbers. Every row prints a USDOT number, and those 64 printed values are distinct. The file does not print a separate MC column. No printed USDOT was checked against FMCSA, so there are no exact federal bridges. A mailing address or a physical address on that file is not the territory of the certificate and is not a service area.

Because the certificate term is one year, a list dated 2023-11-27 cannot be treated as the set of carriers authorized on 2026-10-06. The current statewide roster was NOT_ACQUIRED. Missing a current count is not zero carriers. The 64 rows are the observation in that file only. Other OCC motor-carrier lists, including for-hire property, were not parsed and are not part of this 64. Passenger authority and hazardous-materials permits are separate.

Insurance, complaints, and enforcement

The OCC page says household-goods carriers must keep a valid liability insurance certificate and a valid cargo insurance certificate on file, and points to OAC 165:30-3-11. Dollar minima were NOT_ACQUIRED from that rule. The posted list does not print insurance status. A filing requirement is not proof that a named carrier is insured today. No provider-level complaint rows or enforcement orders were acquired. A complaint is not a finding. No carrier was attached to an order by name.

Coverage and source clocks

• Current household-goods certificate roster and current count: NOT_ACQUIRED. The posted list is a different record.
• Posted list dated 2023-11-27: 64 rows, 64 distinct PINs, 64 printed USDOT values. MC column: not printed. Exact FMCSA bridges: none.
• Application, renewal, identification stamp, other motor-carrier authority, passenger authority, UCR, and FMCSA stay separate.
• Insurance requirement: known. Dollar minima and provider insurance status: NOT_ACQUIRED. Tariff corpus: NOT_ACQUIRED.
• New canonical organizations: 0. Graph writes: 0. Claim eligibility changes: 0.
• List SHA-256 4c76993c1255cda10e899be7042fff9519e69c45487a2547622129d7b613e450. FAQ page last modified 2026-07-29. Both retrieved 2026-10-06. Page data generated 2026-10-06T16:20:00Z. The list date is not an authority effective date for 2026.
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