Re-Instatement of Authority

$100.00

The Motor Carrier Authority Reinstate is for MC Numbers or other authorities that have been either voluntarily or involuntarily revoked.

Your Authority can be revoked for any of the following reasons:

-Insurance coverage has lapsed.

-Insurance coverage has been canceled.

-The insurance provider was changed and not updated appropriately

-BOC-3 was removed.

-BOC-3 is no longer valid due to a company name or address change and was not amended.

-The owner has chosen to revoke the authority.

Let us assist you with Re-Instating your authority.

All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.

The Motor Carrier Authority Reinstate is for MC Numbers or other authorities that have been either voluntarily or involuntarily revoked.

Your Authority can be revoked for any of the following reasons:

-Insurance coverage has lapsed.

-Insurance coverage has been canceled.

-The insurance provider was changed and not updated appropriately

-BOC-3 was removed.

-BOC-3 is no longer valid due to a company name or address change and was not amended.

-The owner has chosen to revoke the authority.

Let us assist you with Re-Instating your authority.

All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.

Frequently Asked Questions?

  • Reinstatement of Authority is the process of restoring a revoked Motor Carrier Authority, which involves submitting an application for reinstatement, paying the necessary fees, and meeting the regulatory requirements set forth by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

  • Voluntary revocation occurs when the owner of the Motor Carrier Authority chooses to revoke it, while involuntary revocation is when the FMCSA revokes the Authority due to non-compliance with safety regulations.

  • The reasons for revocation of Motor Carrier Authority include insurance coverage lapses, cancellation or changes in insurance provider without updating the information, BOC-3 removal, and owner's decision to revoke the Authority.

  • To reinstate Motor Carrier Authority, the applicant must submit a reinstatement application, pay the required fees, and provide proof of insurance coverage and BOC-3. The applicant must also meet the safety requirements set forth by the FMCSA.

  • The reinstatement process can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on the complexity of the application and the FMCSA's workload.

  • Operating without a reinstated Motor Carrier Authority is a violation of federal regulations and can result in fines, penalties, and legal actions, including seizure of the vehicle, license suspension or revocation, and even imprisonment.

  • Yes, motor carriers can submit their reinstatement application online through the FMCSA's Unified Registration System (URS). However, some motor carriers may be required to submit a paper application if they have a complex case or if the FMCSA cannot verify their information electronically.