Required federal filing for all interstate motor carriers. Expert 24-hour processing ensures immediate compliance and protects your business from costly penalties.
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Every day without proper BOC-3 filing increases your risk exposure and limits business opportunities.
Federal law requires that only designated process agents can file BOC-3 forms for motor carriers. We handle the entire process with qualified agents in all 50 states.
Research and vet qualified process agents in multiple states
Negotiate separate contracts with each state's agent
Manage ongoing relationships and annual renewals
Ensure continuous compliance as you expand operations
Pre-qualified agents ready in all 50 states
Complete filing processed within 24 hours
Filed for FMCSA compliance
Automatic expansion support as you grow
Transport passengers for a fee across state lines (interstate).
Transport regulated commodities for a fee across state lines (e.g., general freight, electronics, furniture).
Operate as a broker or freight forwarder, arranging transport for goods in interstate commerce.
Are a for-hire motor carrier (i.e., you're paid to haul goods or people that you do not own).
Most common questions when obtaining your BOC-3.
Answer: BOC-3 is a federal requirement for interstate motor carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders. It designates process agents in each state where you operate to handle legal documents and court papers on your behalf.
Answer: No - The FMCSA requires that only authorized process agents can file BOC-3 forms for motor carriers. Brokers and freight forwarders without commercial vehicles can file their own, but motor carriers must use a registered agent.
Answer: You need process agents designated in every state where you operate, even briefly. Most carriers choose "blanket coverage" for all 50 states to avoid refiling when expanding operations or taking new contracts.
Answer: BOC-3 must be filed within 90 days of your USDOT number being issued and published in the FMCSA register. It's required before you can legally begin interstate operations.
Yes, once you start the application you will have the option to include your mc number in the registration.
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