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Becoming an AFMP Carrier
Start Your Accreditation Journey
NHDA accreditation helps final mile carriers demonstrate excellence in safety, training, compliance, and operational performance.
Get Started Early with No Accreditation Fees Through 2026
The AFMP pilot program helps carriers strengthen workforce training, demonstrate their commitment to industry standards, and support business development efforts.
Carriers that achieve AFMP accreditation by December 31, 2026 will receive accreditation through December 31, 2027. Pilot participants can begin incorporating accreditation into their operations, customer communications, and business development efforts while demonstrating their commitment to safety, professionalism, compliance, and performance.
Accreditation Requirements
To earn and maintain AFMP accreditation, carriers must:
Complete Required Training
At least 75% of a carrier's delivery personnel must complete AFMP-required training modules.
Track Performance Metrics
Carriers must collect and report key operational metrics, including:
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Customer satisfaction
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On-time delivery performance
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Damage rates
Maintain Business Compliance
Carriers must maintain:
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Required insurance coverage
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Valid business licenses and permits
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Supporting documentation demonstrating compliance
Adopt Industry Best Practices
Carrier organizations must demonstrate implementation of recognized industry standards and operational best practices.
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Safety procedures
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Background checks
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Drug testing
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Professional delivery operations
Application Process
The primary contact for your organization will complete the application form and serve as the main contact throughout the accreditation process.
Step 1
The primary contact for your organization will fill out the interest form on the NHDA website. Our team will review and set up your account within the Learning Management System. You will receive and email from LUMA with instructions for completing the process.
Step 2
Upload required supporting documentation.
Step 3
Applications are typically reviewed and processed within 7-10 business days.
Step 4
Once the carrier application is approved, required training modules will be released to designated personnel. All required training must be completed within 60 days. Carrier administrators are responsible for monitoring training completion and maintaining compliance with accreditation requirements.
Step 5
Receive accreditation approval and recognition, then maintain accredited status through ongoing reporting and renewal requirements.
Questions Before You Apply?
Contact the NHDA Accreditation Team at AFMP@nationalhomedeliveryassociation.org for assistance with the application process, required documentation, or program requirements.
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