Insurance and process-agent filings
FMCSA Insurance and BOC-3 Filing Problems
A policy or a process-agent receipt does not establish that the correct filing appears on your FMCSA record. DRENGR helps identify what is missing, who can fix it and whether your case needs the $149 authority paperwork package.
Independent document preparation. Includes 24/7 email support. FMCSA controls agency decisions and processing.
Who this fits
What the $149 authority paperwork package covers
For carriers with a missing, canceled or inconsistent insurance filing or BOC-3, including when authority is pending or revoked. If the filing alone is missing, you can contact the appropriate authorized filer directly.
- Review of your current FMCSA record and relevant notices
- Identification of the apparent missing or inconsistent filing and responsible party
- Prepared insurer or process-agent follow-up language for your record
- Reinstatement preparation documents where applicable and a checklist to verify the status
Final deliverables reflect the purchased scope and information available for the particular matter.
Free guide: Authority Reinstatement Steps →
Free guide: Missing BOC-3 Filing →
The working sequence
What happens next.
Record
Send your USDOT or docket number, any pending revocation or authority notice, and the date and confirmation for filings your insurer or agent says it submitted.
Preparation
We examine the authority status and identify the filing category involved.
Handoff
Your insurer or authorized financial filer handles insurance filings. Your process agent handles BOC-3 for a motor carrier. Confirm the filings and authority status with FMCSA after the appropriate party acts.
Questions before purchase
Questions before you buy
Can I submit my own BOC-3 or insurance proof?
Filings generally have designated parties and procedures. We identify the proper filer or contact for your situation; DRENGR does not impersonate an insurer or process agent.
Is your $149 service the government reinstatement fee?
No. It is a separate, one-time preparation charge. Any government or third-party charges are excluded.
Should I use the old Licensing and Insurance search?
FMCSA identifies the older Licensing and Insurance system as historical. Use the Motus search for current filing activity and compare the record with your written notice.
Official resources
These government sources are provided for independent confirmation of current agency rules. DRENGR is not affiliated with them.
Not sure this is your problem?
Ask before you buy.
Text or email the USDOT or case number and what the agency notice says.