USDOT & MC (FMCSA)

Deactivate USDOT

We deactivate your USDOT if you stop operating. Your deadline reminders are turned off.

$50

Start with your DOT number

We'll fill in your company details automatically. Don't have a DOT number yet? Apply here

What is it?

If your company no longer operates, you must notify FMCSA (MCS-150 "out of business"). That avoids penalties for missed updates, UCR bills, and audits for a company that's no longer working.

Who needs it?

Companies that closed or sold their trucks
Drivers who stopped operating under their own USDOT

How we do it

We confirm the company details.
We file the MCS-150 marked "out of business".
We send you confirmation that your USDOT is inactive.

Our fee

$50

Before paying you see the full summary with official fees. You pay online by card, securely.

1. Enter your USDOT number

We fill in your company details automatically.

Your information

Full name

Phone

Preferred language

Your company

Company legal name

DBA (if any)

EIN (if you have one)

MC number (if you have one)

Address

City

State

ZIP code

Documents

Have ready: USDOT number and the date you stopped operating

PDF, photos, Word or Excel. Up to 10 files, 10 MB each. You can take a photo with your phone. If you don't have them now, we'll ask later.

Comments or additional information

I understand that DOT Truck Services is a private document preparation service, not a government agency or a law firm, that I can file these myself on the official portals, and that official fees are charged separately.

What happens if it's not up to date?

FMCSA still expects your MCS-150 and may fine you.
UCR bills and notices may keep coming.
If someone uses your USDOT, it's on your record.

Deactivate USDOT

What is it?

Who needs it?

How we do it

Your information

Your company

Documents

What happens if it's not up to date?

Other options

Update your information

Change address, phone or email

Reactivate your USDOT