Issue Support

Consumer Issue Support System

A fair, simple and transparent way to resolve issues between you and your IAMTrusted Mover.

For Consumers

What the CISS Is

IAMTrusted Movers want every move to go smoothly. If something goes wrong, our Consumer Issue Support System (CISS) provides a fair, simple and transparent way to resolve issues between you and your IAMTrusted Mover.

The Timeline

A bounded process, start to finish

0
Day 0

You submit your case. Your mover is notified immediately.

10
Day 10

Your mover must respond, or the case goes to our Admin Team.

30
Day 30

The self-resolution window closes. If the case has not resolved, alternate dispute resolution options remain open.

alternate dispute resolution options →
The Process

From filing to closure

  1. 1
    Select Your Mover

    Begin by searching our directory to confirm that your mover is an IAMTrusted Moving Company. If eligible, you may proceed to file your dispute.

  2. 2
    Submit Your Dispute

    Complete the dispute form with your mover's name, move dates, origin, destination and a description of the issue. Once you click Submit, your case is created and your mover is notified immediately. You will receive a case number and a secure link by email to track your case.

  3. 3
    Mover Responds (within 10 days)

    Your mover must respond within 10 calendar days of receiving the case notification. If they do not respond, the case will be reviewed by our Admin Team.

  4. 4
    Resolution Window (up to 30 days)

    Starting from the day you submit your case (when your mover is notified), a 30-day self-resolution period begins. During this period, you and your IAMTrusted Mover will make a good faith effort to resolve the issue.

  5. 5
    After day 30

    If the case is successfully resolved your ITM will record the details of the resolution in the CISS. You will receive an email asking you to acknowledge that you are satisfied with the resolution that has been recorded by your ITM.

    If no resolution is reached after 30 days, all alternate dispute resolution options remain available. In both cases, the CISS will mark the respective outcome and the case will be considered closed.