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UCR registration
Annual UCR filing. The official fee depends on your number of trucks.
$50
+ official fee by fleet size
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?
UCR (Unified Carrier Registration) is an annual federal registration. The official fee depends on the number of trucks in your fleet.
Who needs it?
- For-hire and private carriers crossing state lines
- Brokers and freight forwarders
- Leasing companies
How we do it
- We confirm your number of trucks.
- We tell you the official fee from the table.
- We file your registration and send you the receipt.
Official UCR fees 2027
| Trucks | Official fee |
|---|---|
| 0 – 2 | $55 |
| 3 – 5 | $167 |
| 6 – 20 | $333 |
| 21 – 100 | $1,163 |
| 101 – 1,000 | $5,548 |
| 1,001+ | $54,165 |
Plus our service fee. Source: official UCR fee table; verify at ucr.gov.
Our fee
$50
+ official fee by fleet size
Before paying you see the full summary with official fees. You pay online by card, securely.
What happens if it's not up to date?
- Fines at roadside inspections and weigh stations.
- Brokers check that this year's UCR is current before giving you loads.
When you may not need it
- You only operate within one state (intrastate)
- You're based in a non-participating state and never travel through a participating one
Not sure? Call us and we'll tell you at no cost.
Which states require UCR?
41 states participate in UCR, including Texas. If you're based in one or travel through one, you need it. These 10 don't participate:
AZ Arizona
DC District of Columbia
FL Florida
HI Hawaii
MD Maryland
NV Nevada
NJ New Jersey
OR Oregon
VT Vermont
WY Wyoming
Other options
Frequently asked questions
When is it due?
It's annual. Next year's registration opens in October and is enforced from January 1.
How are trucks counted?
By your company's trucks used in interstate commerce (from the MCS-150). Trailers don't count.