USDOT Number – MC Number Registration

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USDOT Number – MC Number Registration

Launch or expand your trucking business with MyQuickStart’s expert registration services.

Whether you’re starting a new trucking company or transitioning to interstate operations, you need a valid USDOT number and MC number to stay compliant and profitable

  • Instant Online Application
  • Expert Support
  • Flat Rate Pricing
  • FMCSA Compliant

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Don’t waste time navigating FMCSA paperwork. Let our team handle the process while you focus on growing your business

What You Get:

  • USDOT Number registration
  • MC Number (Operating Authority) application
  • BOC-3 Filing (required for MC)
  • Support for UCR registration (if needed)
  • Compliance consultation to determine what you actually need

You are required to obtain a USDOT Number if you:

  • Transport passengers (8+ for compensation, 15+ without)
  • Operate commercial vehicles over 10,000 lbs GVWR
  • Cross state lines (interstate commerce)
  • Transport hazardous materials

What Is a USDOT Number?

A USDOT Number is issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and is used to monitor a company’s safety record, vehicle inspections, crash investigations, and compliance reviews

MC Numbers are also called:

  • Motor Carrier Authority
  • DOT MC Number
  • FMCSA Operating Authority

We make it easy to apply for your MC Authority and ensure you’re meeting motor carrier number requirements

What Is an MC Number (Operating Authority)?

An MC Number (Motor Carrier number) is required if you plan to operate as a for-hire carrier across state lines or transport federally regulated commodities.

In short, if you’re getting paid to move goods or passengers across states, you probably need an MC Number.

Who Needs Both a DOT and MC Number?

If any of the following apply, you need BOTH numbers:

  • You are a for-hire carrier
  • You cross state lines with your freight or passengers
  • You haul regulated commodities

Not sure?

We offer a free compliance consultation to help determine your exact needs.

How It Works

Our registration process is quick, easy, and accurate

Step 1:
Start Your Application

Fill out our secure online form or speak to a registration expert

Step 2:
We Handle the Paperwork

We file your MCS-150, OP-1, and BOC-3 as needed directly with the FMCSA

Step 3:
Receive Your DOT and MC Numbers

DOT Numbers are issued immediately. MC Numbers are assigned within hours and take 21 days to activate

Step 4:
Stay Compliant

We help you stay up-to-date with additional filings like UCR, Insurance, and more

Why Choose MyQuickStart?

Flat-rate, Transparent Pricing

No surprise fees

Expert Guidance

We’ll tell you what you need and handle it all

Compliance Confidence

We make sure your filings meet all FMCSA rules

Fast Turnaround

DOT Numbers in minutes, MC applications in hours

Friendly Support

Real humans ready to help

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Pricing

We keep it simple and affordable:

USDOT Number Only:

$75

Single DOT registration

DOT + MC Number Package

$375

Government filing fees (e.g., $300 FMCSA fee for MC Number) are included in the total.

Questions? We have answers

Frequently asked questions

What is an MC number?

A motor Carrier (MC) number is a license issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to commercial drivers. It’s the main requirement for business operating in interstate transportation sector.

What is a DOT number?

A DOT number is an identification assigned by the FMCSA. It is used to track a business’s safety and compliance.

How long does it take to get DOT and MC numbers?

Usually, the entire application process takes from 4 to 6 weeks. However, QuickStart tries its best to provide you with faster approvals.

What if my DOT and MC number application is rejected?

If your application is rejected, we’ll help you understand the reasons and mekt the necessary corrections. Then we’ll guide you through the reapplying process.

How often do I need to renew my MC and DOT numbers?

DOT numbers don’t expire, but require biennially updates. MC numbers are maintained through ongoing compliance with federal regulations.

Can I apply for DOT and MC numbers online?

The online application is possible through the FMCSA’s Unified Registration Systems (URS). Our service can assist you in managing all processes and ensuring accurate application.

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  • Around-the-clock support
  • Handling all paperwork
  • Personalized approach to each client

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