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The Individuals Listed on the Most FMCSA Moving Company Registrations: Public Records Analysis

FMCSA does not track whether new applicants are connected to previously flagged operations. This analysis cross-references public registration data to identify individuals who appear across multiple interstate moving company registrations.

|Trunk Research
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When someone applies for FMCSA authority to operate an interstate moving company, the application asks for basic information: the company name, address, officer names, and insurance details. What the application does not ask is whether the applicant, or any of the listed officers, has previously been associated with a moving company that was flagged, investigated, or had its authority revoked.

There is no federal database that cross-references moving company principals. Each DOT application is processed independently. A person whose company accumulated 200 complaints and had its authority revoked can register a new LLC, apply for a new DOT number, and be operating again within weeks.

Trunk built a principals table that cross-references FMCSA SAFER registration data, state corporate filings, federal court documents, and law enforcement records. The following analysis identifies individuals who appear as registered officers, agents, or principals across multiple interstate moving company registrations, according to these public records.

The DiSorbo Family: Congressional Record

The most extensively documented case is the DiSorbo family of Pompano Beach, Florida. Aldo DiSorbo was the subject of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee hearings on moving fraud in 2012, a matter of public congressional record.

According to public records:

- Aldo DiSorbo appears as a principal on 3 FMCSA registrations: Colonial Van Lines Inc. (USDOT 1434373, 121 complaints), Colonial Van Lines Inc. (USDOT 4094070, 13 complaints), and Moving Squad of South Florida LLC (USDOT 2406070). - DiSorbo was banned from the moving industry by the Florida Attorney General in 1997. He was jailed in 2000 for violating the ban. Public court records show he listed his 2-year-old daughter as VP of one of his companies. - The 2012 Senate hearings documented DiSorbo as a behind-the-scenes operator of 10 or more companies.

Combined complaints across DiSorbo-linked registrations: 134.

This case is significant because it demonstrates the pattern at its most extreme: an individual banned by a state attorney general and jailed for violating the ban was able to continue operating through new registrations. The Senate documented this in 2012. More than a decade later, Colonial Van Lines (USDOT 1434373) remains authorized.

Individuals Appearing on 4 FMCSA Registrations

The following individuals appear as officers, owners, or managing members on 4 separate FMCSA registrations, according to public records.

Jamen Michael Lachs Sr. (Role: Manager, 4 linked DOTs) Registrations: Independence Van Lines (USDOT 3102373, 1 complaint), US Interstate and Rail (USDOT 3870535, 14 complaints), Quality Express Van Lines (USDOT 3231424), US Household Moving and Storage LLC (USDOT 3183415). Combined complaints: 15. Public records note: Named as defendant in lawsuit involving Quality Express Van Lines, Atlas Relocation LLC, Gamma Processing, and US Household Moving and Storage. Linked to 30 Sherwood Lane, Fairfield NJ via Primeline Vanlines. Reported to run a call center at 3411 NW 9th Ave, Fort Lauderdale FL.

Jennifer DeHaas (Role: Owner/Operator, 4 linked DOTs) Aliases in public records: Jennifer Tattoli, Jennifer T. DeHaas. Registrations: USDOT 3539058 (company name not listed, 85 Wagaraw Rd, Hawthorne NJ), Lucrative Van Lines LLC (USDOT 3999967, 15 complaints), Easy Moving LLC (USDOT 4096541), Frontier Moving Solutions LLC (USDOT 4354217, 46 complaints). Combined complaints: 61. Public records note: Uses Granot Software (hellomoving.com) for dispatch. Multiple consumer complaints describe hostile communications. Operates from addresses in Hawthorne, Clifton, and Paterson NJ. Associated with 85 Wagaraw Rd warehouse cluster.

Shadi Qarmout (Role: Managing Member, 4 linked DOTs) Registrations: Cross State Vanlines LLC (USDOT 3275540), USDOT 3463106, USDOT 3539058 (85 Wagaraw Rd, Hawthorne NJ), Lucrative Van Lines LLC (USDOT 3999967, 15 complaints). Combined complaints: 15. Public records note: Listed agent for multiple companies at 85 Wagaraw Rd. Connected to AMM Trucking (FBI investigation per public reporting). Penske Truck Leasing filed and settled litigation against Qarmout over overdue and stolen rental trucks.

Charles Abrams (Role: Owner, 4 linked DOTs) Registrations: Gold Standard Moving and Storage LLC (USDOT 3422711, 3 complaints), United American Moving LLC (USDOT 3273640), Razor Van Lines LLC (USDOT 3359128), Executive Van Lines LLC (USDOT 3614569, 2 complaints). Combined complaints: 5. Public records note: Subject of Florida AG consent judgment March 2025 with permanent injunction (CACE-22-017919). Address: 1605 N Palmway, Lake Worth FL. Operated 9 or more companies from 2700 W Atlantic Blvd, Pompano Beach FL.

Moran Eli Hasut (Role: Operator, 4 linked DOTs) Aliases in public records: Eli Davis, Allan Davis, Moran Elad Hasut, Elad Hasut, Eli Hasud. Registrations: Handle With Care Moving & Transportation LLC (USDOT 3190967, 147 complaints), JCS Moving and Storage LLC (USDOT 4526003, 20 complaints), Spirit Relocation (USDOT 1090376), Logistics Moving Services LLC (USDOT 4433059). Combined complaints: 167. Public records note: Handle With Care had its authority revoked March 30, 2026. Five days earlier, JCS Moving and Storage was registered. JCS has accumulated 47 NCCDB complaints in its first months of operation. Hasut was identified in Leavenworth County eviction court in August 2026. Multiple aliases documented in court records.

Individuals Appearing on 3 FMCSA Registrations

Farah Al-Ibrahim (Role: Operator, 3 linked DOTs) Registrations: Moving Systems (USDOT 4340834, 145 complaints), Howards Vanlines Inc (USDOT 4391903, 166 complaints), Victory Moving and Storage (USDOT 4563339). Combined complaints: 311. Public records note: Convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud (D.NJ, Case 2:19-cr-00140). Sentenced to probation and $75,193 restitution. Victory Moving and Storage registered by brother Fady Al-Ibrahim at a Hackensack NJ address.

Robert Castro (Role: Owner, 3 linked DOTs) Registrations: Coastal Moving Services LLC (USDOT 4090919, 229 complaints), All Coast Moving Group LLC (USDOT 3369008, 67 complaints), Mindful Moving Group LLC (USDOT 3826078). Combined complaints: 296. Public records note: Florida AG investigating for FDUTPA violations. Failed to comply with investigative subpoena November 2025. Court order to compel filed January 2026 (CACE-26-001697).

Stephen Barbuto (Role: Owner, 3 linked DOTs) Registrations: Same three companies as Robert Castro (Coastal, All Coast, Mindful). Co-owner. Combined complaints: 296. Public records note: FL AG investigative subpoena served November 12, 2025. Did not comply. AG petitioned court to compel (CACE-26-001688, January 30, 2026).

Frank Lucido (Role: President, 3 linked DOTs) Registrations: Amerisafe Vanlines (USDOT 3341650, 293 complaints), New Start Relocation (USDOT 3545015, 179 complaints), Colonial Van Lines Inc. (USDOT 1434373, 121 complaints). Combined complaints: 593. Public records note: NW Management Services LLC (Delaware registration, 16192 Coastal Hwy, Lewes DE) is officer/director of AMS Moving Inc., connecting Amerisafe to the DiSorbo/Colonial network. Co-defendant in FL AG AVC L23-3-1566. Confirmed bridge between Amerisafe and Colonial networks via FL SOS corporate filing (P19000047032, February 2025).

Frank Lucido's combined complaint total of 593 across three registrations is the highest of any individual in Trunk's principals database.

The Pattern

Across the 13 individuals identified with 3 or more linked FMCSA registrations:

- Total unique DOT numbers: 38 - Total combined NCCDB complaints: over 1,900 - Number who have been subject to law enforcement action (conviction, AG investigation, consent judgment, or ban): 6 - Number who registered new companies after a previous company was flagged, investigated, or had authority revoked: at least 5 - Number of aliases documented across public records: 12

The most common pattern: an individual registers a company, the company accumulates complaints, and a new company is registered at a different address (sometimes in a different state) before or shortly after the original company's authority is questioned. The new registration lists the same individual, or an alias, or a family member.

FMCSA's application process does not check for these connections. Each DOT number is processed as if the applicant has no history.

What This Analysis Does Not Claim

This analysis reports on public records. It documents which individuals appear on multiple FMCSA registrations according to federal and state databases. It does not characterize anyone's intent. It does not call anyone a fraudster. The presence of an individual on multiple registrations is, by itself, not illegal. Many legitimate moving company owners operate multiple DOT numbers for valid business reasons.

What this data shows is that FMCSA's registration system has no mechanism to flag patterns that, in other regulated industries, would trigger additional scrutiny. In banking, an individual whose institution was shut down by regulators faces heightened review when applying for a new charter. In securities, a person barred by FINRA cannot register with a new broker-dealer without disclosure. In interstate moving, there is no equivalent check.

Every connection reported here comes from one of three public record sources: FMCSA SAFER registration data, state corporate filings (primarily Florida SunBiz), or federal court dockets. Trunk did not use private investigative databases, social media analysis, or confidential sources for this article.

Companies Mentioned

Sources: FMCSA SAFER registration data (scraped September 2026). Florida Division of Corporations (SunBiz) filings. U.S. Senate Commerce Committee hearings on moving fraud (2012). Florida Attorney General enforcement records: DiSorbo ban (1997), Abrams consent judgment CACE-22-017919 (March 2025), Lucido AVC L23-3-1566, Castro/Barbuto subpoenas CACE-26-001697 and CACE-26-001688 (January 2026). U.S. v. Farah Al-Ibrahim (D.NJ, 2:19-cr-00140). Penske Truck Leasing litigation records. Leavenworth County eviction court records (August 2026). Delaware Division of Corporations filing for NW Management Services LLC.

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