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The document provides detailed instructions for completing the Motor Carrier Identification Report (MCS-150) required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to obtain a USDOT Number. It outlines the registration process, filing options (online or by mail), and step-by-step guidance on filling out the form, including necessary information about business operations, vehicle classifications, and compliance certifications. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate completion to avoid delays in processing applications.

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At the top of the form, select your reason for filing: New Application, Biennial Update, Out of Business Notification, or Reapplication. Ensure you complete all mandatory items based on your selection.
Fill in the Legal Business Name and Doing Business As Name if applicable. This should reflect your official business registration.
Provide your Principal Place of Business address. Make sure to enter a physical address; P.O. Boxes are not acceptable.
Complete the Contact Numbers section with your principal business phone, cell phone, and fax number if available.
In the Identification Numbers section, enter your USDOT Number if applicable, along with any other relevant identifiers like MC or MX numbers.
Indicate your Company Operations by checking all applicable boxes that describe your business activities.
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What is the MCS-150 form for?

Avoid the paper and the wait Complete your biennial update online using your FMCSA Portal account and FMCSA-issued PIN. We dont charge you to create an account or complete a biennial update for your own company record!

How often do you file MCS-150?

Downloadable versions of the MCS-150B are available on FMCSAs web site. You can also register online on FMCSAs website.

How do I know if I need a MCS-150?

If its odd, youre required to file your MCS-150 in every odd-numbered calendar year. If its even, then you file in even-numbered calendar years. For example: If your DOT Number is 5555515, youre required to file in odd numbered years. If your DOT Number is 5555525, youre required to file in even numbered years.

Who is required to file an MCS-150?

The FMCSA requires all interstate carriers to file a MCS-150 or MCS-150B, if a Safety permit is required, every 24 months based on the last two digits of the US DOT number.

What is the purpose of the MCS-150?

It is issued by the Department of Transportation to collect data on your trucking business for safety purposes. When you file your MCS-150 report, the FMCSA then uses your business information to calculate a safety score through its Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program.