Trucking ServicesFor State and Federal Compliance
We specialize in keeping your truck compliant and on the road.
- Apportioned IRP Registration
- DOT Number Registration
- MC Number
- IFTA Quarterly Filings
- Commercial Truck Registration
- US DOT / FMCSA Compliance
Trusted by carriers across the country
From single owner-operators to multi-truck fleets, we handle the paperwork so you can stay on the road.
- Years in business
- 10+
- States covered
- 48
- Carriers served
- 1,000+
- Registrations processed
- 2,000+
Federal Services
Everything you need to operate legally nationwide
We handle all FMCSA and IRS filings so you can focus on hauling freight, not chasing paperwork.
- DOT Number
Register or update your USDOT number with the FMCSA. Required for all commercial carriers operating in interstate commerce.
- MC Number
Obtain your Motor Carrier operating authority. Required for for-hire carriers transporting regulated commodities across state lines.
- IRP Registration
Apportioned license plates for vehicles operating in two or more IRP member jurisdictions. We handle fees, filings, and renewals.
- IFTA
International Fuel Tax Agreement quarterly filings. One return covers all member jurisdictions — we calculate and file every quarter.
- Form 2290
Heavy Vehicle Use Tax e-filing and IRS Schedule 1. Required annually for highway vehicles at 55,000 lbs or more.
- VIN Verification
Certified on-site VIN inspection by authorized inspectors. Required by most states when registering an out-of-state commercial vehicle.
State Permits
State-specific compliance handled for you
Many states have their own permits and taxes on top of federal requirements. We know every state's rules and keep you compliant wherever you haul.
- CA Number & Motor Carrier Permit
California requires both a CA carrier number and a CA Motor Carrier Permit before hauling freight in the state. We process both simultaneously.
- New Mexico WDT Permit
New Mexico weight-distance tax permit required for trucks over 26,000 lbs entering the state. Includes quarterly mileage filings.
- Kentucky KYU Permit
Kentucky unified weight-distance permit for vehicles over 60,000 lbs. One KYU number covers your entire fleet, with quarterly filings.
- Oregon HUT Permit
Oregon highway use tax permit for trucks over 26,000 lbs. We handle your initial bond, quarterly returns, and bond waiver after 12 months.
- New York HUT Permit
New York highway use tax for vehicles over 18,000 lbs. Includes HUT decal, certificate of registration, and quarterly MT-903 filings.
Simple process
Get compliant in three easy steps
We've handled tens of thousands of filings. Our process is streamlined so you spend less time waiting and more time earning.
- 1Fill out the form.
Tell us what you need — DOT number, MC authority, IRP plates, IFTA, state permits, or all of the above. Our simple form takes less than 5 minutes to complete.
- 2We handle the paperwork.
A dedicated compliance specialist reviews your information, prepares all filings, and submits everything to the correct federal and state agencies on your behalf.
- 3You're legal and on the road.
We notify you as soon as your credentials are issued and deliver all documents directly to you. No runaround, no missed deadlines, no compliance headaches.
What carriers are saying
Real feedback from owner-operators and fleet managers we've helped get compliant.
“GoTrucking was great, I’m a new owner operator with a small fleet unfamiliar with the authority and DOT world. Monica and Griselda made my life and business a lot easier by always being there to answer any questions or concerns. Their prices are fair and they always had a good attitude. Some parts of the process were difficult and confusing but they made it simple and understandable. I highly recommend this company.”
“The team at Go Trucking USA are a trusted and invaluable partner for me and my company. I have trusted GTU with my company needs since December 2020 and I have never had second thoughts about choosing them to help me navigate the complicated compliance and operations side of the business. The team always seem happy to help me with my needs and are really good at what they do as shown as occasionally flexing their knowledge and experience to help me avoid penalties. Case in point, my IFTA transactions are always done correctly and on time. I fully recommend Go Trucking USA services to any owner/operator. They will take care of your needs in an efficient and friendly manner. I specifically recommend Monica and/or Criselda, they are simply outstanding girls to do business with.”
Frequently asked questions
Don't see your question here? Send us a message and we'll get back to you within one business day.
- Do I need a DOT number?
- If you operate a commercial motor vehicle in interstate commerce — crossing state lines — you are required to have a USDOT number. This applies to vehicles over 10,001 lbs, those carrying hazardous materials, or vehicles designed to transport 9 or more passengers for compensation.
- What is the difference between a DOT number and an MC number?
- A DOT number is a safety identification number assigned to all commercial carriers. An MC number (Motor Carrier authority) is required specifically for for-hire carriers transporting regulated goods across state lines. Many carriers need both, but not all.
- How long does it take to get my credentials?
- DOT numbers are typically issued within 1–2 business days. MC authority takes 21 days due to a mandatory FMCSA protest period. IRP plates and state permits vary by jurisdiction but are usually processed within 5–10 business days after all documents are received.
- I already have a DOT number. Can you still help me?
- Absolutely. We handle updates, biennial renewals, MC authority, IRP registration, IFTA filings, state permits, Form 2290, and VIN verifications for carriers who are already registered. Ongoing compliance management is one of our most popular services.
- What states require special permits beyond federal registration?
- Several states have additional requirements. California requires a CA number and Motor Carrier Permit. New Mexico, Kentucky, Oregon, and New York all have weight-distance or highway use taxes that require separate registration and quarterly filings. We handle all of them.
- Can you help with IFTA and Form 2290 every year or quarter?
- Yes. We offer ongoing quarterly IFTA filing services and annual Form 2290 (HVUT) e-filing. Many of our clients use us year-round to handle all recurring compliance obligations so nothing falls through the cracks.
Ready to get compliant?
Whether you're a new owner-operator or managing a growing fleet, we handle every federal and state filing so you can keep your trucks moving without compliance headaches.
- DOT number & MC authority
- IRP apportioned plates
- IFTA quarterly filings
- Form 2290 e-filing
- State permits (CA, NM, KY, OR, NY)
- VIN verification service
