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Father & Son Moving & Storage

Father & Son Moving & Storage of Denver, CO has 2 revocations on the federal file. The census filing lists 6 trucks and 3 drivers. Father & Son Moving & Storage has been authorized for 25 years, since June 5, 2001. Its federal filing has sat since October 8, 2003, 23 years ago.

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• NO active operating authorityDOT 959747 · docket MC438943
• Registered to move household goods
• No liability insurance on file
• No cargo insurance on file
• Authority revoked 2 timesINVOLUNTARY REVOCATION served 2010-01-19 · INVOLUNTARY REVOCATION served 2004-03-08
• Last updated their federal filing 2003-10-08That is 23 years ago, and the form is required every two years.

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Not on this reading: operating authority is not active and no liability insurance is on file. The lines above are what the register returned.

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