Unified Carrier Registration
Register for 2011 UCR.
From UCR FAQs
QUESTION:
If a carrier failed to register for UCR during 2011 but has registered for 2012, how should a violation for failing to register in 2011 be written?
Should it be one single violation for the entire year?
Should it be a separate violation for every day in which the company was operational regardless of whether or not a load was transported in commerce?
Should it be a separate violation for every day of the year that the company was operational and transported a load and if so, would it matter if the load was an interstate or intrastate load?
ANSWER:
Violations of UCR for prior years are entirely dependent upon an individual state's laws.
Register for 2010 Past Year UCR Online
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or Call (888) 414-1874 to Register by Phone.
The Unified Carrier Registration
(UCR) Program is a Federally-mandated,
annual state-administered registration program that replaced Single State Registration.
The Following 41 States Currently Participate:
Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia
Register for 2010 Georgia INTRAstate UCR Online
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(Operating solely within GA)
Register for 2011 Georgia INTRAstate UCR Online
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(Operating solely within GA)
Register for 2012 Georgia INTRAstate UCR Online
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(Operating solely within GA)
Motor
carriers, motor private carriers, freight forwarders,
leasing companies and brokers based in the United
States, Canada, Mexico, or any other country that
operate in interstate or international commerce in the
United States must register under the UCR program. For
the for-hire carriers, UCR replaced the Single State
Registration System (SSRS) program. SSRS was not
renewed for 2007. The UCR program is similar to SSRS in
that UCR is a Base-State system, under which a carrier
pays UCR fees through its Base State on behalf of all
participating states.
Entities
not required to register under the UCR program
include:
1. USDOT
registrants (usually owner-operators that do not have
interstate authority) under the PRISM
program.
2. Purely intrastate carriers,
that is, those that do not transport interstate freight
or cross state lines.
UCR fees
are based on the total number of vehicles operated by a
carrier. Note: effective April 28, 2010, the UCR Board of Directors has changed the state UCR fee schedule that was in effect for 2007, 2008 & 2009. Trailers are no longer counted as vehicles. The number of commercial motor vehicles for purposes of determining carrier UCR fees is the number of self-propelled commercial motor vehicles the carrier reported in the most recent Form MCS-150 filed with the FMCSA. Carriers must update their MCS-150 record at least every two years. You can call DOTAuthority.com at (888) 414-1874 to update your record.
Our 2010-12 UCR Fee Schedule (effective 4/30/10)*
0-2 vehicles............... $187 fee
3-5 vehicles............... $358 fee
6-20 vehicles.............. $614 fee
21-100 vehicles............ $1876 fee
101-1000 vehicles.......... $8061 fee
Over 1000?
Call 888 414 1874
Freight broker/leasing co...$187 fee
NOTE: orders are processed in the order they are received. Additional expedite and emergency UCR available at check out.
Registrants will be issued a
receipt for the fees paid based on the total number of
vehicles indicated on the UCR application. This receipt
expires December 31st. The issued receipt need
NOT be carried in vehicles nor displayed by the carrier
in any manner. Registration will be vaildated by way of
its linkage to your DOT/MC Number. Normally, Federal Law requires registration by December 31. The recent moratorium on 2010 enforcement expired on July 15, 2010. It is recommended DOTAuthority.com clients register IMMEDIATELY to avoid penalties that may be issued once now that enforcement has begun.
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*Fee charged is a combined UCR state fee and a third-party processing fee that covers all internal costs including Internet advertising, our credit card processing, instant access and usage fees imposed by the UCR Board of Directors, based on the final fee schedule that went into effect on April 28, 2010. We do not charge our customers credit card surcharges; we absorb the UCR Board's instant access and usage fees. Fee is the same whether you pay by credit card, money order or check. Includes state fees of $76 (0-2); $227 (3-5); $452 (6-20); $1,576 (21-100); $7,511 (101-1000).
The Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) Program is a Federally-mandated, state-administered program that first went into effect on September 10, 2007. UCR normally applies to INTERstate carriers.
However, the State of Georgia charges an annual UCR fee based on the number of vehicles operating solely within the state of Georgia (INTRAstate). Use this form ONLY if you operate within state only. If you ever leave the state, visit www.dotauthority.com/ucr.htm for the INTERstate UCR form.
GA INTRAstate UCR fees are based on the total number of vehicles operated by a carrier. Note: effective February 2010, the GA state fee has changed. The number of commercial motor vehicles for purposes of determining carrier UCR fees is the number of self-propelled commercial motor vehicles the carrier reported in the most recent Form MCS-150 filed with the FMCSA. Carriers must update their MCS-150 record at least every two years. You can call DOTAuthority.com at (888) 414-1874 to update your record or if you have questions about UCR.
Normal processing at no additional cost. Orders processed in the order they are received. Expedited filings available.
Registrants will be issued a receipt for the fees paid based on the total number of vehicles indicated on the GA INTRAstate UCR application. This receipt expires December 31, 2010. The issued receipt need NOT be carried in vehicles nor displayed by the carrier in any manner. Registration will be validated by way of its linkage to your DOT/MCA Numbers.
*Fee charged through this site is a combined GA INTRAstate UCR fee of up to $25 per vehicle plus a third-party processing fee that covers all internal costs including Internet advertising and credit card processing, based on the state's final fee schedule. We do not charge our customers credit card surcharges. Fee is the same whether you pay by credit card, money order or check. A vehicle is defined as a self-propelled power unit so a tractor-trailer combination counts as 1 vehicle.
SAFERENEW
In the event the client opts to participate in the automatic UCR SafeRenew renewal program, the client understands that it may cancel the upcoming renewal on or before September 30 by writing to support@dotauthority.com. Any client still in our UCR SafeRenew database as of October 1st, will be charged for the renewal and cannot cancel until the following year.
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