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Begin by filling out your personal information in Section 1. Enter your full legal name, date of birth, contact phone number, and residence address. Ensure that the address is valid and corresponds to your Oregon residency.
In Section 2, provide details about your employment status. If you drive for work, include your employer's name and address, and check the appropriate workdays. If self-employed, attach relevant documentation as specified.
Section 3 requires information about any alcohol or drug treatment meetings you attend. List the meeting names, addresses, and times for each day you plan to attend.
Complete Section 4 by detailing necessary services such as driving for school or medical appointments. Specify names and addresses along with the days and times you will be driving.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing at the end of the application to certify that all information is true.
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What is required to get a hardship license in Oregon?
(a) Complete a Hardship Application, (DMV Form 735-6044). The form is available as an online application at DMV2U.oregon.gov, as a print-only application from, .oregondmv.com or at any DMV office. (b) Pay the hardship permit fee and the reinstatement fee. (d) Provide proof of identity and date of birth.
What is the traffic ticket forgiveness program in Oregon?
A remission of fines is the forgiveness of fines and fees that were imposed on a person for violating a traffic law. In Oregon, the governor has the constitutional power to remit these fines and fees. Who is eligible? Refer to both Governor Browns Order and Governor Koteks Order.
How much does a hardship permit cost in Oregon?
Hardship Permit Application: Submit a signed and dated hardship permit application to the DMV. Nonrefundable Application Fee: Pay the $75 hardship permit application fee. Reinstatement Fee: Include the $85 reinstatement fee.
What is the new law about suspended licenses in Oregon?
A bill passed in the Oregon Legislature this week will eliminate license suspensions for failure to pay fines allowing thousands of Oregonians who depend on their cars to keep their jobs, continue driving their children to childcare and school, and take care of their families.
What is a hardship license in Oregon?
A hardship permit is available for some driver license suspensions or for a driver revoked as a habitual offender. A hardship permit allows you to drive a non-commercial motor vehicle only.
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What are the restrictions on a hardship license?
Hardship licenses often restrict driving to essential destinations, such as your workplace, school, or medical facilities. Driving outside of these specified locations could result in penalties.
How long does it take to get a hardship license in Oregon?
The entire process could take up to ten days and the permit will not be issued until the suspension is in effect. You may also be required to serve a mandatory suspension for a period of time before the permit is issued.
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