ARBITRATION PROGRAM AGREEMENT – Moving Claims | Arbitration Program For Movers | Claim Services For Movers | Claim Processing | Moving Damage Claims

PROGRAM AFFIRMATION TERMS & CONDITIONS

FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE CERTIFIED MOVERS PROGRAM:

Federal law governing interstate shipments of household goods under 49 CFR § 375.211 provides that an interstate moving company must have a program in place to provide shippers with an arbitration alternative to litigation. Arbitration must be available for all claims involving property loss, property damage, and disputes over charges for services. Moving companies must provide written notice of arbitration to shippers. A moving company must provide each potential consumer shipper with a written summary of the arbitration program prior to the order for service being issued.

The following terms and conditions constitute a legal Agreement between your organization and MovingAID.net. You must Completely agree to these terms and conditions before using the MovingAID.net Certification Program.

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I hereby authorize NATIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES to charge my credit card account a total of $232.90 for my membership - (Non Refundable).(Required)
- I need to renew / purchase my Arbitration Program ($232.90 - annual fee).
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