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Paul Miller LLC
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Check USDOT 4542895 registration, permission to move household goods, insurance filings and federal safety history before paying a deposit.
Federal registration and safety records, updated Aug 2026.
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Three layers. One clear next step.
Do not look for one magic score. Match the company, verify its permission, then judge safety evidence in context.
Is this the exact company on your estimate?
- Legal name matches
- USDOT and MC numbers match
- Carrier or broker role is clear
If yes
Continue to authority and insurance.
If no
Do not pay. Ask for corrected paperwork identifying the legal company.
Can it legally perform or arrange this move?
- Active household-goods authority matched
- Expected liability, cargo, or bond filings found
- No current stop order found
If confirmed
Review the safety and operating record.
If missing or unclear
Open the live FMCSA record and get written clarification before paying.
Does the operating record raise questions?
- Enough inspections to interpret rates
- Crash severity viewed alongside fleet size
- Safety dates and MCS-150 filing are current
If the evidence is current
Compare the contract, deposit terms, and mover identity one final time.
If data is old or sparse
Do not assume “zero” means safe. Verify directly and ask more questions.
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MOVER REPORT
Paul Miller LLC
Paul Miller LLC · Federal ID (USDOT) 4542895 · Operating license (MC) 1711011
What the current records suggestLook more closelyThis is information, not a government endorsement
Who this company is
Federal record- Active household-goods authority matched
- ● No active match in this import
- Federal role matched
- Neither
- What that means
- No active carrier or broker authority matched
- Insurance filing indicators
- ● Not found as of this import
- First added to federal data
- Date unavailable
- Trucks and other powered vehicles
- 1
- Other names it uses
- None listed
- Record last updated
- Aug 23, 2026
What the safety record means
Federal data · Aug 13, 2026Not enough inspection data to judge
FMCSA shows no roadside inspections for this company in the reporting period. A 0% rate would be misleading, so MoverSignal does not score it.
0Federal inspections
0Crashes reported to the government
Government safety rating: Not rated. “Not rated” is not a passing grade, and zero inspections is not evidence of safe performance.
The current record does not show carrier or broker authority.
- Make sure the legal name and federal ID match your written estimate.
- Ask for the name of the company that will physically move your belongings.
- Use a credit card for the deposit when possible, and save every document.
Questions about Paul Miller LLC
Is Paul Miller LLC registered with FMCSA?
Paul Miller LLC appears in the federal database as USDOT 4542895. Registration alone is not an endorsement. Match that number to your estimate, then review its current authority, insurance filings and stop-order status.
Is Paul Miller LLC a carrier or a broker?
The imported record identifies Paul Miller LLC as: Neither. A carrier may physically transport belongings; a broker arranges for another company to perform the move. Confirm the role in the live FMCSA record.
Does Paul Miller LLC have safety information?
No federal roadside inspections were matched for Paul Miller LLC in the imported reporting period. Missing data is not evidence that a company is safe.
What should I verify before paying a deposit?
Confirm the legal company name, USDOT and MC numbers, household-goods authority, required insurance filings, the company that will physically handle the move, and every charge in the written estimate. Save a copy of each record.