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Permits and UCR
State Permits
Each state has special requirements for when a permit should be purchased as well as how long they are valid. Mileage permits are one of the most common permits needed for the states of Kentucky, New Mexico, New York and Oregon.
Do you need a state permit in Kentucky, New Mexico, New York or Oregon?
Here’s a list of the information you will need.
Obtaining State Permits
Company name
Owner’s name (first and last)
Address
Phone number
Email
DOT/MC #
FEIN # (Taxpayer ID#)
Permit needed
Copy of current registration for each truck that needs to be added
Your payment information
Obtaining State Permits
- Company name
- Owner’s name (first and last)
- Address
- Phone number
- DOT/MC #
- FEIN # (Taxpayer ID#)
- Permit needed
- Copy of current registration for each truck that needs to be added
- Your payment information

NEW YORK
New York requires all trucks over 18,000 pounds to renew permits every three years.
KENTUCKY
Kentucky requires all trucks over 59,999 pounds to purchase permits only once. Kentucky permits don`t need to be renewed, ever. If you change your inventory, the permit must be updated with a special form.
OREGON
Oregon requires all trucks over 26,000 pounds to purchase permits with a bond. Carriers who pass frequently trough Oregon would want to apply for a permanent pass. However, one-time passes are also available. Contact us if you need a permit or a temporary pass.
What is UCR?
The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) program is a Federally-mandated, annual state-administered registration program for interstate motor carriers. Motor carriers, motor private carriers transporting property, freight forwarders, leasing companies and brokers based in the United States, Canada, Mexico, or any other country that operate in interstate or international commerce in the United States must register under the UCR program, through which, carriers pay UCR fees through their base states on behalf of all participating states.
What is UCR?
The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) program is a Federally-mandated, annual state-administered registration program for interstate motor carriers. Motor carriers, motor private carriers transporting property, freight forwarders, leasing companies and brokers based in the United States, Canada, Mexico, or any other country that operate in interstate or international commerce in the United States must register under the UCR program, through which, carriers pay UCR fees through their base states on behalf of all participating states.

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Freight Consulting US was recommended by a close friend of mine. I was pleasantly surprised by the professional services offered by Daniela. Her extensive knowledge of DOT's rules and regulations was well conveyed in an easy approachable manner, which helped me deal with IFTA requirements and reporting, and quickly understanding recent FMCSA compliance regulations changes.

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