Check for an Alabama Public Service Commission household-goods certificate before you hire an in-state mover. Official Form 14H, insurance, and consumer complaint contacts are published by the commission.
The official complaint contacts for an in-state Alabama move are APSC Consumer Services. Keep the estimate and payment records, and use ProtectYourMove.gov if the shipment crossed a state line.
Interstate moves to or from Alabama follow federal household-goods consumer rules. Use ProtectYourMove.gov for estimates, required documents, and complaints, and treat APSC authority as the in-state credential only.
Official ALEA rules allow 30 days after becoming a resident to get an Alabama driver license. Official Revenue rules allow 30 days from entry to register a qualifying non-commercial vehicle.
Alabama's official security-deposit statute caps most deposits at one month's rent, requires a 60-day refund or itemization, and doubles the original deposit if the landlord misses that mailing deadline.
A written estimate, the legal company name, and current APSC authority are the basic documents for an in-state Alabama move. Interstate shipments use the federal estimate, order for service, and bill of lading rules.