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auth-operating-authority-renewal

Use this skill to maintain your FMCSA operating authority. Covers renewal cycle, fees, and reinstatement after lapse.

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Operating Authority Renewal

Operating authority does NOT have a fixed renewal cycle — but specific requirements must be maintained continuously. Failure = revocation.

What must be maintained

  • Insurance (BMC-91 + BMC-91X if applicable)
  • Process agents (BOC-3 designations current)
  • Address + contact information current
  • Officer information current
  • Operating in accordance with authority scope

What triggers renewal action

  • Insurance lapse → 30-day grace period to reinstate
  • Process agent missing → notice + reinstatement window
  • Address change not reported → eventual deactivation
  • Long-term operational hiatus → possible deactivation

Insurance renewal

  • BMC-91 must be on file at all times
  • Insurance carrier notifies FMCSA when policy changes
  • Carrier must verify renewal before policy lapses

Process agent renewal

  • BOC-3 must be on file in every state of operation
  • Process agent agreement must remain current
  • If a state agent's information changes, BOC-3 must be updated

Fees (current)

  • No annual renewal fee for operating authority itself
  • Insurance premium (varies by carrier)
  • Process agent fees (per state, ~$50-150 typically)
  • Application fees only on initial setup

Reinstatement after lapse

  • File request for reinstatement
  • Pay reinstatement fee
  • Provide proof of insurance + process agents
  • Wait for FMCSA approval (varies; typically 60-90 days)
  • May require resolving underlying issue (e.g., past violations)

Common errors

  • Insurance lapses without notice
  • Process agents allowed to expire
  • Address updates not filed
  • Officer changes not reported (delays applications)

Compass authority module

  • Insurance expiration tracking
  • Process agent verification
  • MCS-150 + authority update reminders
  • Reinstatement workflow if needed

CFR citations

  • 49 CFR Part 365

How Compass surfaces this

Searchable in Compass Ask. Runs against carrier fleet data when invoked from the relevant tracker. Read-only; no actions without explicit user approval.


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This skill is published under the X3 Compass open skills initiative. Contributions welcome at https://github.com/x3fleetsafety/skills

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