
Resolve Issues Quickly & Fairly
Our Independent Dispute Resolution System (IDRS) protects consumers and ensures accountability for every TrustedMovePro.
How IDRS Works (at a glance)
- 1) File – Submit a dispute online (takes ~5 minutes).
- 2) Acknowledge – The mover must acknowledge within 10 days.
- 3) Resolve – You and the mover have 30 days to resolve directly.
- 4) Escalate – If unresolved, you may elect independent arbitration.
- 5) Enforce – Failure to comply with IDRS timelines or arbitration decisions results in removal from the directory.
Who Can File
- Consumers who hired a TrustedMovePro for services within the last 180 days.
- Issues eligible for IDRS include:
- Loss/damage claims
- Detainment or delayed release of goods
- Overcharges/undisclosed fees
- Missed delivery commitments
- Unprofessional conduct or service failure
 
Note: If your mover is not a TrustedMovePro, you can find guidance on filing with the appropriate state or federal authority under the Resource Menu Option.
What You’ll Need
- Your full name and contact email
- Move details (service date, origin/destination)
- Your TrustedMovePro (select from directory)
- Contract/estimate number (if available)
- Description of the issue + desired outcome
- Supporting files (photos, BOL, inventory, receipts)
Timeline & Responsibilities
For Consumers
- Submit complete information and respond promptly to mover requests.
- Keep communications inside the IDRS portal for tracking.
For TrustedMovePros
- Acknowledge the dispute within 10 days.
- Provide a written plan or response and work in good faith to resolve the matter within 30 days.
After 30 Days
- If unresolved, the consumer may request independent arbitration.
- Arbitration fees are paid per FMCSA-aligned rules and/or the program’s published fee schedule.
- The arbitrator’s decision is binding within the program; non-compliance results in immediate removal from TrustedMovePro.
Disclaimer: This page provides a summary of the IDRS program. Process details, fees, and timelines are governed by the published IDRS Rules.
Last updated: August 18, 2025