Company Alerts & Alleged Debtors

IAM Alleged Debtors List

The IAM Alleged Debtor List is a collection of all IAM Members who are allegedly not paying their invoices to other members. The following IAM member companies have not resolved outstanding invoices to other members and IAM’s intervention to resolve these debts have proceeded to the level stipulated by the IAM Executive Committee for publication on the Alleged Debtor List.

IAM cautions members against extending credit to companies listed as an Alleged Debtor and suggests that payment and contract terms be adjusted accordingly upon agreement of services.

Bankruptcies & Liquidations

If an IAM member company has declared bankruptcy or are non-operational, unpaid debts must be reported to the IAM Issue Resolution System (IIRS) within 120 days from the insolvency date.  If the debt was incurred after this date, you may inform IAM at trusted@iamovers.org. For potential RPP compensation eligibility, invoices may be no older than 120 days from the report date. 

Contact trusted@iamovers.org with questions.

Expulsions

If a company has been expelled from IAM, unpaid debts must be reported to the IIRS within 120 days from the expulsion date. If the debt was incurred after this date, you may inform IAM at trusted@iamovers.org.

Please note that RPP compensation would only be considered if the expelled company declared bankruptcy or became non-operational & reported invoices are no older than 120 days from the report and expulsion date. All debts owed to other IAM members must be cleared and appropriate corrective actions taken before IAM would consider a membership reinstatement. 

Members who are Non-Responsive to IAM

There are currently no companies on this list.

Loss of IAMTrusted Moving Company (ITMC) Designation 

ITMC companies who have lost their ITMC designation remain members of IAM and may have the opportunity to redeem their ITMC designation if appropriate corrective actions are taken. 

There are currently no companies on this list.

Repeat Violators

A Repeat Violator is any IAM member company that has been reported five or more times to the IAM Issue Resolution System by at least five distinct IAM member companies within a rolling three-month period.

There are currently no companies on this list.

IAM cautions members against extending credit to companies listed as a Repeat Violator and suggests that payment and contract terms be adjusted accordingly upon agreement of services.

IAM Membership Cancellations

Non-Payment of Dues Cancellations: These companies’ IAM memberships have been cancelled due to non-payment of dues.

Voluntary Cancellations: These companies have opted to cancel their IAM membership.

RPP compensation requests may be submitted here up to 120 days from the cancellation date of an IAM member. For guidelines on RPP compensation eligibility, please review RPP Operating Rules and Regulations.

*Failure to pay fellow IAM members for Services Rendered.

Companies Misusing the IAM/HHGFAA Logo or Name

The following companies are illegally advertising the IAM/HHGFAA name or logo on their website and/or correspondence. We have submitted a cease and desist to these companies, and, despite several requests, they are still illegally advertising affiliation with the Association. We discourage IAM members from conducting business with the companies participating in this unlawful and unethical practice. If a company complies with our request, we will remove them from this list. 

If you believe a company is illegally advertising the IAM/HHGFAA name or trademark on their website and/or correspondence please submit this information via the IIRS.  

Prospective IAM Members (March 2025)

The International Association of Movers (IAM) posts a list of prospective members seeking membership in the association each month. The applying companies have fulfilled the necessary documentation criteria to join IAM. The final step in confirming their membership involves a posting to the Prospect Member List for 30 days as required by the IAM By-Laws, Article IV Section 1. If you have any concerns or objections about prospective members, please contact us at  membership@iamovers.org.

New IAM Members (March 2025)

Each month IAM posts a list of prospective members who have applied and received conditional approval by the Association. The last step toward full membership is review of list of prospective members by the current IAM membership and subsequent notification to IAM’s membership department of any objections. Below is a list of members that have gone through that process and are now approved for membership in IAM.