Permit Information & Application

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The Permits  Department offers MANY permitting services to accommodate your commercial trucking needs!! Below will give some insight as to what is required per state!

Permits offered by The Financial Integrity Group are as follows:

IFTA Sticker - An IFTA sticker is a sticker that is required to go on both sides of your tractor to inform DOT that your “fuel taxes” have been paid. Please refer to our Fuel Tax page for more information.

UCR – The Unified Carrier Registration is required by anyone operating “Interstate Commerce” including brokers. The UCR Registration Act of 2005 replaced SSRS.

Kentucky – The state of Kentucky requires that all carriers hauling over 60,000 GVW have a KYU number. This number is no longer required to be on the side of the truck. It is now linked with your DOT number. The reason for this is to show that your “fuel taxes” are paid within the state of Kentucky.

New Jersey – The state of New Jersey requires that a New Jersey Business Registration be obtained when entering the state of New Jersey if you are picking up or dropping off a load ONLY. This is not required if you are just “passing through”.

New Mexico – The state of New Mexico requires that you have a New Mexico Tax ID permit when entering the state of New Mexico and hauling more than 26,000 GVW. This also is required to show that your “fuel taxes” have been paid. If you do not have a New Mexico Tax ID permit, you still may cross into the state. There will be an approximate $60 fee for crossing without a Tax ID permit.

New York – The state of New York requires that all motor carriers hauling over 18,000 GVW have a New York HUT. This permit is required to be in the truck but there is no longer a sticker required to be on the truck. This is required to show that “fuel taxes” have been paid in this state.

Oregon – The state of Oregon requires that all carriers have an ODOT also known as an Oregon DOT number when entering the state. Again, this is required for “fuel tax” purposes. You do NOT have to have this permit but when you enter the state you will have to pay at the port of entry. The fee for this is an approximate $60 per entry.

The above listed permits are required in addition to your tag registration.