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735-268. Application for Registration, Renewal, Replacement or Transfer of Plates and/or Stickers 2025

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The document is an application form for the registration, renewal, replacement, or transfer of vehicle plates and stickers in Oregon. It includes sections for vehicle information, owner details, insurance certification, and various fees associated with the transaction. The form emphasizes that it cannot be used to change ownership or correct names on the title and outlines requirements for different types of vehicles, including farm and commercial vehicles.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 735-268 application in the editor.
Begin by filling out the vehicle information section, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), present Oregon plate number, and expiration date.
Complete Line 4 with the owner's name and address. Ensure that this address will be used for all DMV correspondence regarding the vehicle.
If applicable, list additional owners on Lines 7 and 8. Remember that this does not determine ownership priority.
Fill in your insurance details in Section 10, ensuring compliance with financial responsibility laws.
Review all entered information for accuracy before signing at the bottom of the form to certify its correctness.

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Does Oregon require a notary for title transfer?

Current Wait Times for Vehicle Titles StatisticHow long will it take to process? Oregon and Out of State Titles 2 - 5 weeks Response Letters with Requested Missing Title Requirements 1 week Oregon Replacement Titles 1 week Oregon Mailed-In Dealer Titles 3 weeks1 more row

Can I do a title transfer online in Oregon?

The moratorium under HB 2137 providing a six-month grace period for expired driving privileges ended on Dec. 31, 2021.

What documents do I need to renew my registration in Oregon?

Renew Your Registration Oregon Driver License, Instruction Permit or ID card. Insurance information. Payment method (use a credit/debit card or cash at cash-accepting kiosks). Items for your transaction:

Can I transfer a car title online in Oregon?

Yes, you can transfer your vehicle title online through the Oregon DMV website. Select the title transfer option, fill out the online form, upload required documents, and pay the fee. You will receive an email confirmation once completed.

How much is a title transfer in Oregon?

Title Transfer: While some states require notarization for title transfers, Oregon typically does not mandate this step. However, its essential to verify the current state regulations, as requirements may change over time.