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- Provide your Social Security number and phone number for identification purposes. If you have an Oregon Driver's License or ID number, please enter it here.
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- Review the certification statement regarding residency and age requirements. Sign and date the application to confirm accuracy.
- Select your payment method for any applicable fees and complete the necessary fields for credit card payments if applicable.
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