How MoveQuote Check Reviews Your Moving Estimate
MoveQuote Check is built for consumers who have already received a U.S. interstate moving estimate and want to understand it better before paying a deposit. Here is exactly what happens from the first upload through comparison and later-document tracking.
1. Add the quote and your optional context
- Upload the PDF or a supported image of the estimate you already received.
- Optionally add Buyer Context about your route, dates, inventory, access, packing, and storage so the review can point out terms to confirm.
- MoveQuote Check reviews an existing quote; it does not generate a new official estimate.
- Avoid uploading unrelated sensitive documents that are not part of the quote.
2. Review the document and official records
- AI helps extract the document's content and structure; quality, formatting, and missing pages can affect the result.
- Compares related terms across the document, including estimate type and pricing basis.
- Runs supported deterministic checks such as totals and deposit percentage.
- Compares the company name, USDOT identifier, represented role, and available operating-authority / docket information with current FMCSA records.
- Missing information is a clarification item, not proof of wrongdoing; official-record matching is not a safety judgment or recommendation.
3. Use the report before you pay
- See priority actions, confirmed facts, unclear terms, unpriced conditions, calculations, and the official company information found.
- Use suggested questions or generate a short clarification form for unresolved details.
- You decide whether to send it to the mover — nothing is sent automatically.
- A mover response through the supported secure flow can trigger the one included automatic recheck and Version 2 summary.
4. Compare quotes and track later documents
- From a paid report, add up to three more separately purchased quote reviews; when two or more finish, see a normalized factual comparison without mover rankings.
- Use the private Move Case for supported later documents such as a revised estimate, inventory, bill of lading, valuation document, scale ticket, or final invoice.
- What Changed keeps document, entity, and amount history visible over time.