Register as an intrastate household mover in Florida with FDACS
domain: fdacs.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
File Form FDACS-10960 (Household Moving Services Registration Application) with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services before operating as an intrastate mover or moving broker in Florida
Pay the applicable registration fee per FDACS's current published fee schedule (confirm the current amount and renewal cycle directly on fdacs.gov, since fee/renewal details are subject to change)
Maintain the minimum cargo coverage and vehicle liability insurance FDACS requires for your fleet size, or the alternative surety bond option for smaller operators
Display your FDACS intrastate mover registration number on business materials, advertising, contracts, and vehicles as required
Offer valuation coverage of at least the federal released-value minimum (60 cents per pound per item) and provide written estimates/contracts disclosing valuation options, and check current eligibility rules for any military-affiliated fee waiver FDACS offers
Known gotchas
FDACS registration is separate from FMCSA interstate authority — a Florida-only mover still needs FDACS registration even without any interstate operating authority
Advertising or contracting without displaying your FDACS registration number is itself a compliance issue, not just an oversight
Verify the exact current fee and renewal period on fdacs.gov before quoting cost to a new applicant, since published figures differ across sources
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