Interstate Moving Services

Interstate moving refers to the process of moving household goods or belongings from one state to another. Unlike intrastate moves, which stay within a single state, interstate moves require compliance with federal regulations and often involve long-distance transportation.

Yes, moving companies handling interstate moves must be licensed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to operate across state lines. As an individual, you do not need specific permits, but you should choose a licensed moving company to ensure a safe and legal move.

The cost of an interstate move depends on several factors, such as the distance between locations, the size of your move, and any additional services like packing, storage, or insurance. It’s best to request quotes from several moving companies for a more accurate estimate.

The duration of an interstate move varies based on the distance between the origin and destination, the moving company’s schedule, and the complexity of your move. Typically, it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks for delivery, especially for long-distance moves.