Sample report

This is a complete report, produced by the same analysis a paid report goes through, from a demonstration estimate written for this page. The company, the route and every figure are invented; no real mover appears. Every finding, quotation and question below is the analysis’s own output for that document, unedited.

The Move Report · Independent moving estimate review

COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC

Your move: Michigan to Maryland

Estimate dated August 6, 2026 · Report prepared August 13, 2026 · SAMPLE

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Overall analysis

Significant concerns

Resolve the confirmed issues below before signing or paying anything more.

Confirmed concerns: 2
Worth clarifying: 14
Not confirmed: 0

Estimated total: $8,450
Deposit24.9% of the total · matches your answer: $2,100
Charges named without a price: 6

This automated review covers the parts of an interstate moving estimate that most directly affect price, payment, cancellation, valuation, mover identity, and delivery, plus the moving-specific clause families listed in this report. It is not a review of every legal clause your paperwork may contain.

Document details to verify

Details worth checking against your own copy before you sign. Some are entries that do not line up; others simply pin down what the document does and does not say. We are not saying anyone did anything wrong.

Valuation coverage details to check. Full Value Protection is priced at $6.00 per pound of shipment weight with a $10,000 minimum shipment value, but no total valuation charge for this shipment is printed.
Deposit terms to check. Remaining balance of $6,350.00 is printed as the balance after the deposit is applied.

Additional document details flagged (2)

Storage terms to check. Accessorial services (stairs, long carry, shuttle, packing materials, storage-in-transit, bulky articles) are named without printed rates.
Signature and initial details to check. The assigned carrier's identity is not stated; it is to be provided in advance of pickup.

Amounts to clarify

Figures printed on your paperwork that we could not tie to a priced line. They may be duplicates of charges shown elsewhere, or they may be money you would be asked for. Check each against your own copy.

$6,350.00: “remaining balance” (page 1)
This is what the paperwork says remains payable after the payments it records.
Ask: Does the $6,350 balance match the $8,450 total less every payment you have made, and what is the last date it can be paid?
Estimate wording: “(applied to your total; remaining balance $6,350.00)”

These are listed because we could not account for them, not because anyone did anything wrong.

Questions you may want to send

Send the ones relevant to your decision. A written answer is worth more than a phone call you cannot produce later.

What exactly is the deposit for, how much is it, and when is it taken?
Which valuation option applies to my shipment, what does it cost, and what is the deductible? Please record the choice on the paperwork.
How was the $7,080 Transportation 1,200 cu ft @ $5.90 charge calculated?
What exact amount can be demanded before you unload, and what happens if I dispute a charge at that point?
Who measures the cubic feet at pickup, and does the quoted price still apply to the listed inventory and services if the measurement comes in higher than the 1200-cubic-foot estimate?
Please confirm in writing that the inventory and services listed are complete, and tell me what happens to the price if the volume or weight is re-measured at pickup.
Which carrier will actually transport my shipment, what is their USDOT number, and who handles a damage claim?

What we found

Resolve before paying anything more

Confirmed against your paperwork or official records, and unusual enough to settle first.

Finding 1. No USDOT or MC number found on the estimate

Interstate household-goods movers and moving brokers must be registered with FMCSA and are issued a USDOT number. Without a USDOT or MC number on the document, there is no way to verify who this company is, whether they are authorized to operate, or whether they carry insurance.

Ask

What is your USDOT number and your MC number?
Are you the moving company that will handle my shipment, or a broker arranging it?

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Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Official reference: FMCSA: Company Snapshot (verify a USDOT number) · FMCSA: Moving Fraud Red Flags

Finding 2. The company that will actually move your belongings is not named

Your paperwork says this company is acting as a broker or coordinator, and no carrier is named on it. A broker arranges transportation but does not perform the move.

Related: Question 7

Ask

Is the carrier's estimate the same as this one?
If something is damaged, who do I file the claim with, you or the carrier?

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Your paperwork says this company is acting as a broker or coordinator, and no carrier is named on it. A broker arranges transportation but does not perform the move. The carrier is the company that will physically transport and take custody of your belongings. Until that carrier is identified, you cannot independently review its registration, authority, insurance information, or complaint history.

“Coastal Relocation Group LLC is a broker. We arrange for, but do not ourselves perform, the transportation of household goods, and we will not transport your shipment. The transportation will be performed by an authorized interstate motor carrier assigned to your move.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Official reference: FMCSA: Movers and Brokers · FMCSA: Protect Your Move

Worth clarifying

Confirmed in your paperwork, and worth pinning down in writing.

Finding 3. A deposit was requested before the move

Related: Question 1

Ask

Please put the deposit amount and the refund terms in writing on the estimate.

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FMCSA lists a demand for a large deposit before the move as a warning sign of a problem mover. There is no single legal percentage that separates a normal deposit from an excessive one, so the questions to ask are how large it is relative to the total, what it is for, and whether it is refundable. Your paperwork records a deposit of $2,100, about 24.9% of the estimated total. Paying by credit card, rather than cash, wire, or a payment app, preserves your ability to dispute the charge if the move goes wrong.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Official reference: FMCSA: Moving Fraud Red Flags · FMCSA: Protect Your Move

Finding 4. Your valuation choice is not recorded

Related: Question 2

Ask

Please mark the selected option on the paperwork and show its charge and any deductible in writing.

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Your paperwork lists valuation options, but neither option appears to be selected or initialed. Released Value Protection, which pays 60 cents per pound per article, applies only where you waive Full Value Protection in writing; without that waiver an interstate shipment is generally transported under Full Value Protection, and the applicable valuation charge may be assessed. Before signing, have the coverage you have chosen, its cost and any deductible recorded on the paperwork itself. The coverage the document describes is not clearly identifiable either: it sets out valuation language without stating which level applies. The paperwork also prints more than one money signal about that coverage: “__ Full Value Protection,: $6.00 per pound”, “__ Released Value Protection,: 60 cents per pound”, “Valuation (released value) 60 cents per pound per article: $0”, a valuation charge line of $0. These entries do not settle which level applies or what it costs, so have the mover reconcile them in writing along with your recorded choice.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Official reference: FMCSA: Liability and Valuation Coverage Options · FMCSA: Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move

Finding 5. 6 charges named without a stated price

This estimate refers to the following charges without stating what they cost: Packing materials, Stairs, Long carry, Shuttle service, Bulky/specialty items, Storage. These charges can affect the final bill if they apply.

Ask

What is the exact charge for packing materials, and what conditions cause it to apply?
What is the exact charge for stairs, and what conditions cause it to apply?
What is the exact charge for long carry, and what conditions cause it to apply?
What is the exact charge for shuttle service, as a dollar amount or a rate?
What is the exact charge for bulky/specialty items, and what conditions cause it to apply?
What is the exact charge for storage, and what conditions cause it to apply?

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Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Official reference: FMCSA: Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move

Finding 6. You waived the pre-move survey of your goods

Your paperwork records that the pre-move survey was waived, so this estimate relies on the inventory and the list of services recorded on it rather than on anything the mover measured. Confirm that both are complete before you sign, and ask how items added at pickup, or a volume or weight re-measured then, would affect the price.

Related: Question 6

Ask

If the volume or weight is re-measured at pickup and comes in higher than this estimate, what happens to the price?

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“A visual or video survey was offered and declined; volumes confirmed at pickup may differ from a telephone inventory.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 3

Official reference: FMCSA: Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move · FMCSA: Protect Your Move

Finding 7. What your paperwork says happens to your money if you cancel

Your paperwork also contains further cancellation or refund wording on page 2, quoted below, that this review could not confidently summarize. Another such passage on page 2 is quoted below.

Ask

How do the additional cancellation provisions quoted in this finding work together with the rest of the cancellation terms?
Please confirm in writing exactly what happens to my deposit if I cancel, and when.

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Your paperwork also contains further cancellation or refund wording on page 2, quoted below, that this review could not confidently summarize. Another such passage on page 2 is quoted below. Whether any of these terms is enforceable depends on your state and the contract, and this review does not determine that.

“Cancellation more than seven (7) days before the first day of the pickup window entitles you to a full refund of the deposit.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

“Cancellation or rescheduling within seventy-two (72) hours of the pickup window results in forfeiture of the deposit.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Finding 8. We could not confirm this company name using the FMCSA public data available to The Move Report

Ask

Verify the USDOT number and current registration directly through FMCSA before hiring this mover.
Can you confirm the exact legal name and USDOT number your company is registered under with FMCSA?

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We looked up COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC and the FMCSA public data available to The Move Report returned no matching record. That is not proof that this company name is fake or that the company is unregistered. The public API does not always return a record for a company that holds one. FMCSA moved registration and filing activity to Motus in May 2026, so current information should be confirmed through FMCSA before relying on a missing public-API result. Verify the USDOT number and current registration directly through FMCSA before hiring this mover.

Based on the details recorded on your estimate. Official FMCSA records could not be checked for this report, so nothing here states anything about this company's registration, authority, or insurance.

Official reference: FMCSA: Company Snapshot (verify a USDOT number) · FMCSA: Moving Fraud Red Flags

Finding 9. This move is priced by volume (cubic feet), not weight

Broker-issued estimate: whether the carrier performing your move is bound by this price is not established by this paperwork.

Related: Question 5

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This estimate is calculated from the volume of your shipment rather than its weight. A binding not-to-exceed price caps the charge for the inventory and services listed, so the figure to check is the volume itself: confirm who measures it, and confirm in writing that the quoted figure remains the ceiling if the measurement at pickup comes in higher. Because this estimate was issued by a company acting as a broker, the carrier that actually performs the move is bound by these price terms only if it has adopted this estimate as its own; that adoption is not established by this document.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Official reference: FMCSA: Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move

Finding 10. Added items or services can be billed on top of the quoted price

Broker-issued estimate: whether the carrier performing your move is bound by this price is not established by this paperwork.

Ask

Please send me the applicable tariff or the rates that would be charged for any added items, packing, volume, weight, or labor.
Please confirm in writing that the inventory and services on this estimate are complete.
Please provide a written revised estimate before any added work begins, rather than billing it at delivery.

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This estimate contains language allowing additional charges: "Services not listed on this estimate, or articles added to the inventory, are additional and are charged at the rates in effect on the day of service.". What can be added is what that clause itself covers, services ordered or required beyond the estimate, billed on top of the quoted figure. The inventory is what makes that checkable: the quoted figure only covers the list it was measured against. Because this estimate was issued by a company acting as a broker, the carrier that actually performs the move is bound by these price terms only if it has adopted this estimate as its own; that adoption is not established by this document.

“Services not listed on this estimate, or articles added to the inventory, are additional and are charged at the rates in effect on the day of service.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Official reference: FMCSA: Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move · FMCSA: Moving FAQs (binding and non-binding estimates)

Finding 11. This agreement includes language setting out arbitration for disputes

Ask

Is arbitration optional or required under this agreement, and what would I be giving up by agreeing to it?

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The document contains arbitration wording: it sets out arbitration as a way of resolving a dispute with the mover, quoted below. Federal rules require an interstate mover to offer an arbitration program, so its presence is ordinary; what matters is what this agreement's own wording says about it, which is why it is shown here. Whether and how it would apply to a dispute of yours depends on that wording and on your contract, and this review does not determine either.

“The delivering carrier participates in a neutral arbitration program for loss and damage claims, as required for interstate household goods carriers.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Finding 12. More your paperwork states about valuation coverage

Additional wording we located about valuation coverage is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below.

Ask

Your paperwork's wording about valuation coverage is quoted in this finding; please confirm in writing how it applies to my move.

View evidence

Additional wording we located about valuation coverage is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below. A further passage on page 2 is quoted below. A further passage on page 3 is quoted below. A further passage on page 3 is quoted below.

“Transportation 1,200 cu ft @ $5.90 $7,080.00 Fuel surcharge 8% of transportation $566.40 Origin/destination service charge $450.00 Binding estimate fee $353.60 Valuation (released value) 60 cents per pound per article $0.00 Total estimated charges $8,450.00 Deposit due at reservation: $2,100.00 (applied to your total;…”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

“Unless Full Value Protection is selected in writing and the applicable charge is paid, your shipment moves under Released Value Protection of 60 cents per pound per article, at no additional charge.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

“__ Full Value Protection, $6.00 per pound of shipment weight, subject to a $10,000 minimum shipment value.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 3

“__ Released Value Protection, 60 cents per pound per article, at no additional charge.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 3

Finding 13. More your paperwork states about the deposit

Additional wording we located about the deposit is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below.

Ask

Your paperwork's wording about the deposit is quoted in this finding; please confirm in writing how it applies to my move.

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Additional wording we located about the deposit is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below. A further passage on page 2 is quoted below.

“Deposit due at reservation: $2,100.00 (applied to your total; remaining balance $6,350.00) The remaining balance is due before the delivery vehicle is unloaded.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

“A deposit of $2,100.00 is due at reservation and is applied to your total.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Finding 14. More your paperwork states about storage

Additional wording we located about storage is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below.

Ask

Your paperwork's wording about storage is quoted in this finding; please confirm in writing how it applies to my move.

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“The following services, if required at origin or destination, are additional and are billed at the rates in effect on the day of service: Stairs - each flight beyond the first Long carry - beyond 75 feet from the truck to the entrance Shuttle service - where a tractor-trailer cannot access the residence Packing…”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

Finding 15. More your paperwork states about pickup and delivery dates

Additional wording we located about pickup or delivery dates is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 2 is quoted below.

Ask

Your paperwork's wording about pickup or delivery dates is quoted in this finding; please confirm in writing how it applies to my move.

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Additional wording we located about pickup or delivery dates is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 2 is quoted below. A further passage on page 2 is quoted below.

“The assigned carrier's identity and documents will be provided in advance of your pickup date.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

“Delivery will be made within the delivery spread shown on the face of this estimate.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Finding 16. More your paperwork states about when and how you pay

Additional wording we located about when payment is due is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below.

Ask

Your paperwork's wording about when payment is due is quoted in this finding; please confirm in writing how it applies to my move.

View evidence

Additional wording we located about when payment is due is quoted below; read it alongside the findings above. The paperwork's wording on page 1 is quoted below. A further passage on page 1 is quoted below. A further passage on page 1 is quoted below. A further passage on page 2 is quoted below.

“Deposit due at reservation: $2,100.00 (applied to your total; remaining balance $6,350.00)”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

“The remaining balance is due before the delivery vehicle is unloaded.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

“We accept major credit cards, cashier's check, and postal money order at every stage of payment.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 1

“We accept major credit cards, cashier's check, and postal money order.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Your estimate

What the agreement itself records: the estimate type, the money, the coverage, and the terms it states. Some of it is the most consequential content on the page.

Company: COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC
Estimate date: August 6, 2026
Priced by: Volume (cubic feet)
Estimated volume: 1200 cu ft
Valuation language shown: Valuation is mentioned but the level is not identifiable
Selection status: Not recorded. Options are shown and none is marked
Coverage cost: $0
Itemized inventory attached: Not established from this document
How your goods were surveyed: Survey waived; estimate based on the recorded inventory
Pickup window: September 2 - 4, 2026
Delivery window: September 6 - 16, 2026
Payment methods listed: credit card, bank-issued check, money order

Terms stated in the paperwork

Recorded as stated, not as warnings. Only the terms we located in your document appear here.

Cancellation terms

Cancellation more than seven (7) days before the first day of the pickup window entitles you to a full refund of the deposit. Cancellation or rescheduling within seventy-two (72) hours of the pickup window results in forfeiture of the deposit.

Full payment is required before your goods come off the truck

The document requires the balance to be paid before your goods are unloaded. Photograph your goods at pickup, keep the inventory, and note any damage on the delivery paperwork before you sign it.

Worth confirming: Can I inspect my shipment before paying the balance?

What happens if I find damage after I have already paid in full?

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“The remaining balance is due in full before the delivery vehicle is unloaded.”
COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC estimate · page 2

Estimate type: binding not to exceed

Broker-issued estimate: whether the carrier performing your move is bound by this price is not established by this paperwork.

Worth confirming: Which authorized motor carrier is this estimate being provided on behalf of?

Has that carrier adopted this estimate as its own, in writing?
Is this estimate based on that carrier's tariff?
Please provide the carrier's own written estimate or confirmation before loading.

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A binding not-to-exceed estimate (sometimes called 'guaranteed price' or 'price protection') sets a ceiling: you pay the lower of the estimated amount or the actual charges. This is generally the most protective estimate type for a consumer. One important caveat about who is bound by it: this paperwork identifies its issuer as a broker or coordinator, and federal rules allow a broker to provide an estimate only on behalf of an authorized motor carrier, based on that carrier's tariff, under a written agreement adopting the estimate as the carrier's own. This document alone does not establish that the carrier who will perform your move has adopted it, so treat the label as the document's own description rather than a confirmed commitment by your eventual carrier. Because this estimate was issued by a company acting as a broker, the carrier that actually performs the move is bound by these price terms only if it has adopted this estimate as its own; that adoption is not established by this document.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

You told us you are packing some or all of your own boxes

Worth confirming: How would you handle a damage claim for boxes I packed myself?

If you decide my boxes need repacking on move day, what does that cost?

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Because you told us you are packing some or all of your own boxes, it is worth knowing that damage claims for those cartons (often called PBO, "packed by owner") can be harder to establish. Where a shipper's own acts or omissions, including inadequate or improper packing, caused the loss or damage, that may limit or reduce the mover's liability. This is general guidance based on what you told us during this review, not something read from your estimate. Separately, if the mover decides on move day that your boxes need repacking, that repacking can be a chargeable service.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

What can still change the price on a binding not-to-exceed estimate

A binding not-to-exceed estimate caps the price for the goods and services written on it. It does not cap the price for items or services that are added later.

Broker-issued estimate: whether the carrier performing your move is bound by this price is not established by this paperwork.

Worth confirming: If my inventory changes before pickup, does this not-to-exceed price get revised, and how?

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A binding not-to-exceed estimate caps the price for the goods and services written on it. It does not cap the price for items or services that are added later. If you add boxes, request packing that was not included, or conditions at either address require extra services, those can be charged in addition. Because this estimate was issued by a company acting as a broker, the carrier that actually performs the move is bound by these price terms only if it has adopted this estimate as its own; that adoption is not established by this document.

Based on the estimate and the answers provided during the review, not on a quotation in the paperwork.

Charges that could change your final bill

Categories with no price at all: 6
Categories not resolved by your paperwork: 1

Before paying anything more, ask which of these charges could apply to your move, get the missing prices or rates in writing, and make sure your valuation choice is recorded.

We check all 11 charge categories in this review, including those your paperwork does not mention.

Listed, but no amount or rate entered (6)

Your paperwork names these charges and leaves the price blank.

Packing materials
No amount or rate appears.
Estimate wording: “per materials actually used; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Stairs
No amount or rate appears.
Estimate wording: “each flight beyond the first; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Long carry
No amount or rate appears.
Estimate wording: “beyond 75 feet from the truck to the entrance; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Shuttle service
Your paperwork names this only as a charge that may apply in the circumstances its wording below describes, and does not price it for those circumstances. Ask what it would cost if that happens.
Estimate wording: “where a tractor-trailer cannot access the residence; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Bulky/specialty items
No amount or rate appears.
Estimate wording: “Bulky article handling - pianos, safes, and similar items; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Storage
No amount or rate appears.
Estimate wording: “in-transit - after the first 30 days; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”

Listed, but no amount or rate entered: Your paperwork names these charges and leaves the price blank.
Packing materials	No amount or rate appears. Estimate wording: “per materials actually used; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Stairs	No amount or rate appears. Estimate wording: “each flight beyond the first; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Long carry	No amount or rate appears. Estimate wording: “beyond 75 feet from the truck to the entrance; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Shuttle service	Your paperwork names this only as a charge that may apply in the circumstances its wording below describes, and does not price it for those circumstances. Ask what it would cost if that happens. Estimate wording: “where a tractor-trailer cannot access the residence; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Bulky/specialty items	No amount or rate appears. Estimate wording: “Bulky article handling - pianos, safes, and similar items; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”
Storage	No amount or rate appears. Estimate wording: “in-transit - after the first 30 days; additional and billed at the rates in effect on the day of service”

Nothing further to resolve (1)

Priced, or ruled out in writing.

Fuel surcharge
$566.40

Nothing further to resolve: Priced, or ruled out in writing.
Fuel surcharge	$566.40

Not named in your paperwork (3)

We checked for these categories and located no reference to them in the uploaded document. The document therefore does not establish whether any of them could apply.

Packing labor
We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.
Elevator
We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.
Parking / permits
We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.

Not named in your paperwork: We checked for these categories and located no reference to them in the uploaded document. The document therefore does not establish whether any of them could apply.
Packing labor	We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.
Elevator	We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.
Parking / permits	We checked for this category and located no reference to it in the uploaded document.

Still open (1)

Not fully resolved by your paperwork.

Valuation coverage
Your paperwork states $0, and its valuation options are not initialed, so it does not record which coverage you accepted. The meaning of the printed $0 cost cannot be determined until the coverage selection is recorded.

Still open: Not fully resolved by your paperwork.
Valuation coverage	Your paperwork states $0, and its valuation options are not initialed, so it does not record which coverage you accepted. The meaning of the printed $0 cost cannot be determined until the coverage selection is recorded.

Evidence and official records

The material behind everything above. It is long by design, and nobody needs to read it to make the decision.

Federal registration record

No FMCSA record matched COASTAL RELOCATION GROUP LLC

FMCSA’s official data returned no company for the number on this estimate. Confirm the exact legal name and USDOT number with the company before going any further.

Official FMCSA resources

U.S. Department of Transportation resources. The Move Report is not affiliated with FMCSA or DOT.

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Report SAMPLE · prepared August 13, 2026

Based on the documents you uploaded. The Move Report is independent and does not recommend movers. This is an automated informational review, not legal advice or a guarantee. It may contain errors or omissions. Verify important information with the mover, FMCSA, or a qualified professional before acting.