Exporting Importing Moving

Moving company based in San Francisco, CA · USDOT 1400626

  • 21 yrson USDOT register
  • 2trucks
  • In-stateinterstate authority
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Exporting Importing Moving at a glance

Legal nameUni-Line INC
Trade name (DBA)Exporting Importing Moving
USDOT number1400626
MC number–
OperationWithin California (intrastate)
Interstate authorityNot needed (in-state)
On the USDOT register since2005
Registration last updated2026-05
Trucks (power units)2
Drivers2
FMCSA safety ratingNot rated (most carriers are not)
Based inSan Francisco, CA 94116

Source: FMCSA Company Census File, data as of 2026-11-15. This page is generated from public registration data. It is not a review or endorsement, and Exporting Importing Moving is not necessarily an InstantMovers partner.

What the registration shows

Exporting Importing Moving is registered as an intrastate carrier, meaning it is set up for moves that stay within California. It does not need interstate authority for those moves, but it cannot legally carry a move to another state. For in-state moves, California requires every company that moves household goods within the state to hold a Household Mover permit from the Bureau of Household Goods and Services (BHGS), which took over this role from the CPUC. Movers must show their permit number (often called a Cal-T number) on their vehicles. Use the BHGS license search to check the permit is active and the mover is insured.

With 2 trucks, Exporting Importing Moving is one of the smaller registered movers in the San Francisco area (the median is 2). Smaller companies can offer more personal service; ask about availability in peak season.

It has been on the USDOT register for about 21 years (first added 2005), compared with a median of 5 years for San Francisco movers.

Before you hire Exporting Importing Moving

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  2. Confirm its California state license or registration.
  3. Ask for a written estimate after a video or in-home survey, and ask whether it is binding.
  4. Ask about valuation coverage and how damage claims are handled.
  5. Avoid paying a large deposit up front. See moving scam red flags.

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