This freight broker profile covers A&J LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS GROUP LLC (USDOT 4899715), listed in Sumas, Washington. Below are the company identifiers, historical bond or trust details, and transportation statistics available for this record.
Company record
- Legal name
- A&J LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS GROUP LLC
- USDOT number
- 4899715
- County
- Whatcom County
- Docket numbers
- MC89972653
- Location
- SUMAS, WA, 98295
- Street address
- 1305 BOON ST APT 210
- Business phone
- 3608204016
How to file on the bond or trust
A historical BMC-84 filing for A&J LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS GROUP LLC names Westfield Insurance Company. Use that name to begin checking the responsible claim recipient, not as proof of present coverage.
Historical filing effective date: 2026-08-17. Recorded bond/trust reference: 565605W.
- Identify the company responsible for the freight bill. Verify that your transportation agreement identifies A&J LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS GROUP LLC; use MC89972653 to distinguish it from similarly named companies. Note the shipment and invoice dates.
- Find the responsible surety or trustee. Because the historical record uses BMC-84, look for the broker surety-bond filing in FMCSA Licensing & Insurance. Compare filing dates before selecting the surety to contact.
- Prepare evidence of the unpaid charges. Include the rate confirmation, freight invoice, bill of lading, signed delivery receipt or proof of delivery, any broker payment terms, and correspondence about the unpaid amount. Show the load number and invoice balance clearly.
- Obtain the required claim form or intake procedure. Ask the confirmed bond or trust provider where motor carriers submit unpaid-freight claims and whether it needs its own claim form. Follow that intake process and save the submission receipt.
- Get written confirmation and follow up. Save the confirmation of receipt and any assigned claim reference. Follow the provider’s deadlines for supplemental records or disputes, and keep a dated log of communications.
Transportation market context
Fleet-size figures for Washington include 1,184 carriers in the 6–20 power-unit band and 372 carriers in the 21–100 power-unit band.
More from the census data
For Whatcom County, the census shows 1,908 owned trailers and 745 leased trailers.
Fleet and operating context
The underlying figures for Whatcom County include 443 motor carriers and 2,015 drivers.
The fleet-size data for Sumas lists 5 carriers in the 1–5 power-unit band and 3 carriers in the 6–20 power-unit band.
Transportation counts and freight activity
Transportation records for Washington list 152,665 owned trailers and 66,527 leased trailers.
The source lists 7 carriers reporting general freight and 4 carriers reporting refrigerated food in Sumas.
City, county and state census totals describe the surrounding transportation market, NOT this brokerage’s employees or equipment. Freight categories may overlap.
Data snapshot: October 8, 2026. These records may be incomplete or outdated and do not allege misconduct or nonpayment by this company.