







AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS BROKERS, INC.
MC175499 · DOT 02212773 · TIGARD, OR
History & Compliance
Broker authority
Broker authority — Active
CurrentSurety bond ($75,000) — 34 years of 34 years covered
✓ Currently insured (since Jul 1992)
Involuntary Revocation
Property broker authority — discontinued 06/08/2021, authority retained
Apr 29, 2021ArchiveGranted
Property broker authority
May 6, 2005ArchiveGranted
Property broker authority
Sep 17, 1984Archive
Also operating as a carrier since Dec 2024 — see the Trucking tab (5 events).
Rejected filings: as of 2026-05 (FMCSA stopped publishing this dataset)
Active broker authority
5+ years in business
Bond/surety on file
No executed revocations
No rejected filings
BOC-3 filed, MCS-150 current, no bond lapses
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Frequently Asked
Is AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS BROKERS, INC. a legitimate freight broker?
AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS BROKERS, INC. (MC175499) has active broker authority with the FMCSA. Their MOTUS-verified Trust Score is A (95/95). They've been an active broker 21 years, 3 months.
What is their bond status?
Per current MOTUS records, AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS BROKERS, INC. has an active surety bond on file.
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