New Jersey
Practical checklists for local moves in New Jersey and for interstate moves, which FMCSA regulates.
Before you hire a mover for a job that stays in New Jersey, verify a Division of Consumer Affairs public mover license. A USDOT number alone is not New Jersey authority.
An interstate move to or from New Jersey is regulated by FMCSA, not only by New Jersey Consumer Affairs. Check household goods authority, get a written estimate, and read your federal rights pamphlet.
In-state New Jersey mover claims generally must be in writing within 90 days, with the paid bill of lading. Minimum liability is $1 per pound per article unless you buy increased valuation.
New Jersey gives new residents 60 days, or until their current license or registration expires, whichever comes first, to transfer a license and title a vehicle at MVC.
New Jersey movers must survey your goods, give a written tariff-based estimate, and issue an Order for Service at least 24 hours before the move. Here's what that paperwork should include.
New Jersey caps security deposits at 1½ months' rent. After move-out, the landlord has 30 days to return the deposit plus interest, with an itemized list, or you may sue for double the amount.
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