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Oregon Household-Goods Mover Authority Research
The Oregon Department of Transportation Commerce and Compliance Division issues a certificate of authority for for-hire household-goods transportation between points in Oregon. An Oregon certificate is not a USDOT number, not an MC number, and not FMCSA interstate operating authority. Certificate authority may be limited to local cartage, named cities or counties, or other-than-local service. This page does not rank movers and does not publish a Trust Score.
- Authorized HHG list rows
- 113
- Distinct certificate IDs
- 113
- Local cartage rows
- 110
- Other-than-local rows
- 102
Official ODOT CCD authorized-movers list. A row is not a unique company.
Source-native Oregon certificate numbers. Not USDOT. Not MC.
Service attribute on the same list. Not extra movers.
Not added to local cartage. Not a statewide-mover total.
Trace this number
- Source: ODOT CCD Household Goods Movers List (SharePoint REST, list GUID cee52e55-c4c8-4df4-a679-54301fb8bf08)
- Source date: sourceUpdatedAt 2026-09-09T19:21:37Z; sourceAsOf not published; retrievedAt 2026-09-16T17:19:02.104Z
- Grain: authorized household-goods list row / distinct Oregon certificate number
- Coverage: ACQUIRED_CURRENT_SNAPSHOT for the public authorized list. Complaints REQUEST_ONLY. Enforcement NOT_ACQUIRED.
- Calculation: 113 list rows and 113 distinct certificate numbers. Local cartage 110 and other-than-local 102 overlap and are not summed.
- Caveat: An Oregon certificate is not USDOT, not MC, and not proof the mover may serve every Oregon point. Missing complaints or enforcement is not a clean history.
Oregon household-goods authority
Intrastate for-hire household-goods transportation between Oregon points requires an ODOT CCD certificate of authority under ORS 825.100; ORS 825.202; ORS 825.240; ORS 825.950. Ask the mover for its Oregon certificate number and confirm it on the official authorized-movers list. A certificate row is not a unique company. A certificate is not statewide service territory. Local cartage is not other-than-local authority.
Official authorized household-goods movers list · Household goods moving information · Certificate application
Authority and service-class distinctions
The official list prints authorized-service prose, not a coded statewide flag. Typical source-native language includes local cartage inside named cities or commercial zones, other-than-local cartage that may be unrestricted or county-limited, and occasional specialized or government-contract restrictions.27 other-than-local rows use unrestricted statewide language; that is still not a combined Oregon-movers total. 6 authorized-list rows are piano/specialty named in the source. Pack-and-loader labor-only businesses that do not provide the moving vehicle are not Oregon certificated household-goods carriers.
Federal USDOT / FMCSA context
Interstate household-goods moves use FMCSA operating authority. A USDOT number alone is not active interstate household-goods authority. An Oregon headquarters on a federal profile is geography, not ODOT authority. The official Oregon authorized list does not print USDOT or MC numbers. Exact state-to-USDOT crosswalks in this ticket: 0. Exact state-to-MC crosswalks: 0. Name-only matching is unsafe.
Complaints
File Oregon intrastate household-goods complaints with ODOT CCD using form 9976 (CCDHouseholdGoods@odot.oregon.gov / 503-779-9083). A complaint intake form proves a process exists. It does not prove a public complaint-matter dataset exists. No mover-level Oregon complaint universe was acquired. A complaint is not a violation, not a disciplinary action, and not quality. Missing bulk complaints is not zero complaints. Federal FMCSA complaints are not a substitute for Oregon intrastate complaints.
Enforcement / adverse evidence
Oregon strengthened unauthorized household-goods enforcement effective January 1, 2026 (SB 839 and OAR 740-300-0035). That framework is present. It is not a disciplinary record. No bounded official Final Order or civil-penalty docket was acquired. Press-named operations are not attached by company name. Proposed penalty is not a Final Order. Suspension is not cancellation. Oregon enforcement is not FMCSA out-of-service. Missing adverse evidence is not a clean history.
Insurance and tariff context
Oregon HHG certificates are conditioned on required insurance filings, including cargo coverage. An insurance requirement is not proof of current coverage. A historical filing is not current insurance. FMCSA insurance is not Oregon authority. ODOT also regulates intrastate rates; a tariff filing is not active household-goods authority and is not a quality signal. Current insurance status is official search, not a bulk extract.
How to verify an Oregon mover
- Ask for the Oregon household-goods certificate number.
- Confirm the name and authorized-service text on the official ODOT CCD list.
- Read whether authority is local cartage, other-than-local, unrestricted, or restricted.
- Use FMCSA / Verify DOT when the move crosses a state line.
- File Oregon complaints with form 9976; file interstate complaints with FMCSA.
What this evidence means
- There is no combined “Oregon movers” total across incompatible grains.
- An Oregon certificate is not a USDOT number and not an MC number.
- Oregon authority may be territory- or service-restricted.
- Complaint is not a violation. Missing complaints is not zero complaints.
- Missing adverse evidence is not a clean history.
- Federal safety evidence is not Oregon disciplinary action.
- Portland and Multnomah County are not separate MoveTrustHub intelligence routes in this ticket.
- No Trust Score. No ranking. No star-rating schema.
Coverage / gaps
The authorized household-goods list was acquired as a current snapshot. Oregon complaint observations and enforcement-matter rows were not acquired as bulk tables. Official verification remains the ODOT CCD authorized-movers list and CCD complaint/enforcement process. This ticket does not create Oregon city or county intelligence pages.
General Information Bulletin for Moving Household Goods in Oregon (form 9943)