USDOT number
4574202
The federal identifier attached to Keepsake in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration records.
Open our record on the FMCSA safety snapshotLicensed NYC movers, with numbers you can check
Keepsake is licensed for local and interstate moving. Here are the three registrations attached to the business, plus the public records where you can check them before you book.
MC number
1823740
The interstate operating authority connected to Keepsake Moving & Storage.
See our operating authority on the FMCSA recordNYSDOT number
43527
The New York State registration attached to Keepsake for household-goods moving.
Check it with the NYSDOT motor carrier registryThe company behind the numbers
Keepsake Moving & Storage, 39-16 47th Street, Sunnyside, NY 11104. You can reach us at (212) 203-3171 or at kieran@keepsakemoving.com. Those details should match the business named in the regulator’s record and on your quote.
How to check any mover in New York
Use the same public records for Keepsake and for any other mover you are considering.
- Ask for the numbers in writing. For a move within New York, ask for the NYSDOT registration. For an interstate move, ask for the USDOT and MC numbers as well.
- Put them into the public lookups. The FMCSA snapshot shows the legal name, the operating status and the insurance on file. The state registry covers moves inside New York.
- Check the business details match. Compare the legal name and contact details in the record with the company sending your quote.
- Send the building requirements. If your building needs a certificate of insurance, give the mover the management contact or written requirements.
- Get the quote in writing. Make sure it describes the addresses, belongings, access and services you agreed.
If the records or details do not match, stop and resolve it before anything goes on a truck.
Your rights, in the regulators' own words
Before any interstate move, federal rules require your mover to share the government's own consumer publications with you, and they're genuinely worth the read. New York State publishes its own rules for moves that stay inside the state.
- Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move, the federal booklet on estimates, inventories, delivery windows and claims for moves that cross state lines.
- Protect Your Move, the FMCSA's consumer site for checking movers and recognizing the scams before they cost you anything.
- NYSDOT's household-mover rules, the state's registry and shipper information for moves inside New York.