TCZPERMITSUSDOT · MC · UCR · IFTA

Filings & compliance · Laredo, Texas

Your filings, done right the first time.

USDOT, MC authority, BOC-3, UCR, IFTA, IRP and 2290 - filed by people who ran their own authority. In English or Spanish, from the Laredo border.

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What we file

Every registration a motor carrier needs, from the first day to every renewal.

New operating authority (USDOT + MC)

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USDOT number

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MC operating authority

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BOC-3 process agents

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UCR registration

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IFTA license and decals

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IRP apportioned plates

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Form 2290 (heavy vehicle use tax)

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MCS-150 biennial update

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Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse

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Driver qualification files

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New entrant safety audit help

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Why TCZ Permits

We ran our own authority

Years hauling and dispatching at the Laredo border before we ever filed for anyone else. We know which mistakes cost you weeks.

Your language

Every form and explanation in English or Spanish - your choice.

One person, not a queue

You get a human in Laredo by phone, text or email.

How it works

Tell us what you need

Use the form or call. Two minutes.

We build the file

We collect what the agency needs and tell you exactly what is missing.

We file and confirm

You get the numbers, the receipts and the renewal dates in writing.

Free filing guides

Plain answers to what carriers ask before they file.

How to check a freight broker before you haul the loadFive minutes of checking before you accept a load: broker authority, the $75,000 bond, contact details, and what the 2026 Montgomery decision changes for carriers.The roadside English check: how it works and what happens if a driver failsHow the two-part roadside English check works, what out-of-service means for the load, and why the border commercial-zone exemption follows the trip, not the driver.The new entrant safety audit: what they check and what fails you automaticallyWhat FMCSA looks at in a new carrier's safety audit, the 16 violations that fail it automatically, and the deadlines if you do fail.

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