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Carrier Packets & Broker Requirements

See what documents belong in a carrier packet and what brokers need before they can dispatch freight to you.

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Carrier Packets & Broker Requirements

What brokers need before you can book.

What is a Carrier Packet?

A carrier packet is a collection of documents that brokers require before they can legally dispatch loads to your company. Think of it as your professional credentials package.

Typical Carrier Packet Contents

MC Authority Letter
Proof of operating authority
Insurance Certificate
Cargo and liability coverage
W-9 Form
Tax identification
Company Information
Contact and business details
Equipment List
Vehicle specifications
Driver Information
Licensing and qualifications

Why Brokers Need This

Brokers are legally required to verify carrier credentials before dispatching loads. This protects both parties and supports regulatory compliance.

Good News: Once submitted, most broker packets stay valid for one to two years.

The Process

1Find a load you want
2Submit your bid
3Broker requests packet
4Submit documents
5Approved to book loads
Step 10 of 12
Carrier Packets & Broker Requirements