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Who is AMSA?

Established in 1936, the American Moving and Storage Association is a non profit trade association based out of Washington D.C. With more than 3,500 professional mover members, AMSA is dedicated to making your move successful every step of the way. AMSA moving company members are professional movers moving interstate household goods (between states). In addition, these companies may provide intrastate and local moving services as well as storage in a warehouse. AMSA represents all facets of the moving and the storage industry: van lines, agents, independent movers, forwarders, international movers, auto transporters, suppliers and others.

AMSA carefully screens its mover members, ensuring that consumers are matched to movers who have met all licensing and insurance requirements, and providing for arbitration of disputes between consumers and movers through its "Household Goods Dispute Settlement Program." One of AMS''s goals is a well-informed public that better understands the value of professional moving service.

The American Moving and Storage Association is a member-driven and offers a complete range of services to its members.

AMSA members transport between 1.3 and 1.5 million households each year.
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A Moving Around
LA movers, At "A Moving Around" we understand the significance of moving not just furniture but the family as well. This major choice must not be take...
 

US DOT: 1302391

ICC: 504508

A Moving Around
Hercules Moving Systems
Hercules Van Lines is a well established Los Angeles mover providing nationwide relocation services across the country.
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US DOT: 1685249

DOT: 190477

ICC: 619135

Hercules Moving Systems
Colonial Van Lines
We at Colonial Van Lines are here to support your every relocation need. We will be sure to make your moving experience better than you cou...
 

US DOT: 1930256

ICC: 689685

Colonial Van Lines
R & L Moving Systems
R&L is a full service moving company based in Houston, TX. We may be small, but we're Texas sized on experience, personal attention and f...
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US DOT: 1642730

ICC: 605166

R & L Moving Systems
Eden Relocation
Relocation quotes, We are a full service moving company. We understand the stress involved in relocating to a new residence. We would like to make this transi...
 

US DOT: 932259

ICC: 401787

Eden Relocation
Transnational Moving Services
There is one single word that every customer wants to hear, feel, and believe. It is one of the most significant words in the moving indust...
 

US DOT: 2045766

ICC: 731045

Transnational Moving Services
All United Van Lines
Moving companies Louisiana, For most people, having to move is worse than facing a dentist's drill. The closer you get to the moving day, the more psychological and em...
 

US DOT: 931399

All United Van Lines
Oasis Moving
If you're looking for reliable, licensed Dallas movers - you've found it! We are located in Dallas with service to the entire metroplex in...
 

US DOT: 1555508

DOT: 006047459C

ICC: 577591

Oasis Moving
Booska Worldwide Movers
Booska Movers is a family owned and operated company, celebrating 60 years of providing stress free moves. We're a full service independent...
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US DOT: 786533

ICC: 437707

Booska Worldwide Movers
Cardinal Moving Systems
Guardian Cargo Logistics is an international moving and shipping company specializing in both residential and commercial relocations.
 

US DOT: 1580667

ICC: 585270

Cardinal Moving Systems
Premier Van Lines International Inc
Premier Van Lines is a Mayflower Transit agent in Salt Lake City. Since 1927, Mayflower has been moving families around the country and acr...
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US DOT: 1930177

ICC: 690093

Premier Van Lines International Inc
Gouffon Moving & Storage
Times and equipment may have changed, but Gouffon's tradition of quality moving and storage services has remained steady for 119 years. Kno...
 

US DOT: 553340

ICC: 273542

Gouffon Moving & Storage

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Moving to Louisiana
For the people who have never stepped foot in Louisiana, the only ways we have familiarized ourselves with the southern state are with newscasts and T.V. shows. New Orleans was a great place to party, to go to school or take a vacation. That was until about five years ago, we saw footage from the safety of our living rooms of Hurricane Katrina, which happened to become one of the worst hurricanes ever recorded in the history of the U.S. The Federal Government was criticized for its late and not relinquishing all of our resources to the citizens in the Gulf in New Orleans, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Recalling a recent episode of "No Reservations" on the Travel Channel, when host and American chef Anthony Bourdain went to visit to land of resilience where most of the people haven't left even if they have been given a chance to abandon their homes. There were complete abandoned areas where living could no longer take place. But in most parts, people were still fishing, rebuilding, cooking, painting, working and doing what they could to keep the state going. Bourdain pointed out that these services are here and that they are waiting for tourists and new residents to come back to New Orleans and the state of Louisiana. They don't need pity; they still have their pride but desperately tourists to keep their economy going. Louisiana is still all about jazz, Cajun food, fishing, hunting, Mardi Gras, swamping and so much more.

Capital City: Louisiana's capital city is Baton Rouge, where more than 227, 800 people live. It sits on the banks of the Mississippi River meaning "Red Stick," in French after the tall cypress pole smeared in animal blood that Pierre le Moyne discovered in 1699. Baton Rouge is 300 years old and is full of history. On the other hand, Baton Rouge has been recognized by visitors and locals as a great place for young people. Mostly, because of the rising visual arts scene, vivacious downtown area, Mardi Gras celebrations and widely celebrated college sports teams.

Population: There are nearly 4.410,795 people living in the state of Louisiana. There have been an increasing number of people moving to Louisiana. This push of people embracing the southern state has brought tremendous business to Louisiana moving companies.

Local Activities: In Louisiana, it is all about embracing local customs and practices such as eating crawfish, gumbo and jambalaya; listening to Zydeco, Cajun-French music, and traditional Jazz; as well as partaking in local sports such as fishing and hunting.

Economy: Louisiana's economy is propelled by the production of minerals, oil, natural gas, petroleum refining, tourism, forestry, agriculture and food processing, shipbuilding and general manufacturing.

State Bird: The state bird is the brown pelican.

State Tree: The state tree is the bald cypress.

State Flower: The magnolia tree is the state tree signified by its large, creamy-white petals.

State Song: The official song is "Give me Louisiana" that was written by Doralise Fontane.

Louisiana - Interesting Facts:
  • Mardi Gras is famously celebrated in the French quarters of Louisiana. Mardi Gras is French for "Fat Tuesday" and traditionally entails eating as much fatty food as you can before fasting for Lent. Even though it's celebrated elsewhere, it has been heavily incorporated into the traditions of the state.

  • Breaux Bridge, Louisiana is known as the "Crawfish Capital of the World."

  • Louisiana with a large population of Cajuns, descendants of the Acadians who left Canada by force because they wouldn't follow the King of England.

Louisiana - Famous People:
Many famous people were born and raised in Louisiana or reside there today.

The comedian Ellen DeGeneres is from Metairie and the writer Truman Capote is from New Orleans. The trumpet player Louis Armstrong and the American singer, actor, composer and pianist Harry Connick, Jr. are also from Louisiana.

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