Every file, every federal requirement

We open each driver qualification file, check it against what federal law requires, and name what is missing.

Ten business days, start to finish
From $60 a file, capped by tier
Free if we find fewer than three gaps
Layer 1

We check

Every file against the six requirements, plus licence validity and English proficiency. The two checks that need judgment rather than a filled field.

Layer 2

We fix

Missing documents chased, drivers called, previous employers contacted, corrected files handed back into whatever system you already use.

An audit is not a filing cabinet

We check
  • Opens the file and checks the document
  • Checks the requirement against your record
  • Names what is missing, wrong or undated
We fix
  • Stores whatever someone uploaded
  • Flags a date, if someone entered it
  • Reports green either way
Layer 1

The five requirements

The six requirements split across five slots. MVR and violation certification are paired, since both turn on documented annual review.

Medical certificates

Current, valid, and matched to the driver's file.

Expired certificates sitting behind a green checkmark are the single most common finding.

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Current and valid today

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Matched to the right driver file

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Expiry checked against today

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Re-examination triggers flagged

The green-checkmark trap icon

The green-checkmark trap

MVR reviews

The requirement is not that you hold an MVR.

It is that someone reviewed it annually and recorded that they did.

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Pulled from the state

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Reviewed by a named person

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The review documented and dated

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Annual means annual

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The review record is what fails

Employment and safety performance history

Three years of prior employment, requested and documented.

Plus the DOT-specific enquiries covering accidents and drug and alcohol testing.

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Three years of prior employment

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Requests logged, answered or not

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DOT-specific enquiries made

Often the thinnest part of a file icon

Often the thinnest part of a file

Road test and equivalents

A certificate on file, or an accepted substitute such as a valid CDL issued after a skills test.

We check that the substitute actually qualifies.

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Certificate on file

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Accepted substitutes

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Wrong licence class or state

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What actually qualifies

Licence validity and English proficiency

The two checks that need judgment rather than field validation.

And the two where enforcement moved fastest this year.

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Visa categories since 16 March 2026

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State revocation actions

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Under D.C. Circuit challenge, enforceable today

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ELP out of service since June 2025

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14 orders in 2023-24, 12,308 in H2 2025

Layer 2

The FAQ accordion

Twenty-four answers across five sections — the questions carriers ask before they hand over a file.

  • Keep J.J. Keller or Foley. They are the filing system, we are the audit of it.
  • A TMS stores compliance. Storing and verifying are different jobs.
  • Files complete in Tenstreet and files defensible in a deposition are not always the same files.
  • A compliance person cannot audit their own work, for the same reason accountants do not.
  • No software chased a medical certificate or re-checked a licence against the March rules.

What You Will Not Find

  • A proprietary score you cannot act on
  • A dashboard to log into before reading findings
  • A contract, a seat licence or a renewal
  • Anything you have to migrate or switch

Timeline

Week 1

You enter your DOT number and see your record. If you go ahead, we collect files however they exist and start the grid. Driver calls begin.

Week 2

We chase what is missing and document what was never documented. Day 10, the gap report lands, ordered worst first.

Enter your DOT number and we will read back what FMCSA already publishes about your driver files, with the gaps marked. That part is free.

Check your DOT number