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According to 49 CFR 385.713, a non-North America-domiciled motor carrier whose provisional new entrant registration has been revoked can reapply no sooner than 30 days after the revocation date.
Depending on the reason for the revocation, here are the practical steps required to reapply:
If your registration was revoked because you failed to receive a Satisfactory rating after a compliance review, you must:
1. Submit an updated Form MCSA-1 (the URS online application).
2. Submit evidence showing you have corrected the deficiencies that caused the revocation and that you will maintain basic safety management controls.
3. Successfully complete a pre-authorization safety audit (in accordance with § 385.607(c)).
4. Restart your 18-month new entrant monitoring cycle beginning on the date your re-filed application is approved.
If your registration was revoked because you failed to submit to a compliance review, you must:
1. Submit an updated Form MCSA-1 (the URS online application).
2. Successfully complete a pre-authorization safety audit (in accordance with § 385.607(c)).
3. Restart your 18-month new entrant monitoring cycle beginning on the date your re-filed application is approved.
4. Submit to a compliance review upon request.
If you are a for-hire carrier subject to registration under 49 U.S.C. 13901 whose operating authority was also revoked, you must additionally reapply for your operating authority as outlined in § 390.201(b) and part 365.