BOC-3 filing

How much does a BOC-3 filing cost?

Every dollar you pay goes to the process agent who represents you and files it, and across the market a one-time filing runs to well over a hundred dollars. Ours is $49.90, covering all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with nothing to pay afterwards.

What we charge

One price, charged once. Nothing recurring, and no second bill when the filing lands.

One-time
$49.90 once
  • Process agent in all 50 states and DC
  • Filed the same day — usually within 2 hours
  • No renewal, no recurring charge, ever
  • Money-back guarantee

You pay for the filing itself, and that is the whole cost. The one thing that needs paying for again is a re-filing, which is only required when your legal name, address or officer changes. Nothing about the passage of time will send you another bill.

What the BOC-3 fee is not

The FMCSA charges $300 per authority to apply for operating authority. That is a real government fee, it is separate from anything here, and no filing service can waive it.

We mention it because a low filing price is easy to misread as “no government fees at all”. If you are applying for authority you will pay the $300 to the FMCSA directly, on top of whatever your process agent charges.

The sequence, and the deadlines that get applications dismissed, are in our guide on getting operating authority.

Common questions about BOC-3 cost

How much does a BOC-3 filing cost?

It depends entirely on the process agent, whose fee covers representing you in every state and submitting the filing. Prices across the market vary widely, from a low flat fee to well over a hundred dollars. Ours is $49.90, charged once.

Is the FMCSA's $300 fee part of a BOC-3 price?

No. The FMCSA charges $300 per authority to apply for operating authority. That is a separate government charge, paid to the FMCSA directly, and no filing service can waive it or collect it for you. It is not part of any BOC-3 price you are quoted.

Why do BOC-3 prices vary so much?

Because you are buying a service, not a government product. Some providers sell the filing on its own; others bundle it into a wider compliance package, or charge annually to cover re-filing later. A higher price is not necessarily worse value — but it is worth knowing which of those you are paying for.

Is there an ongoing cost?

No. A BOC-3 does not expire and the FMCSA never asks you to renew it, so the $49.90 is the last thing you pay us. The only thing that costs money again is a re-filing, and that is only needed if your legal name, address or officer changes.

How fast is it filed?

The same day. We submit to the FMCSA by hand once your payment clears, usually within 2 hours, and email you as soon as it is on record.

File it in about two minutes

Enter your USDOT number and we prefill the rest from the public FMCSA registry. Filed the same day, or your money back.