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• Choose license plates: If you choose a specialty plate, write the name of that plate in the “Remarks” section of your application, You may transfer Oregon plates you own to your vehicle: The plates must be a type that DMV still issues, or have a specialty background, The plates must be in good condition and readable, and The plates can only be transferred to the same type of vehicle, When you transfer plates: The expiration date of the registration will remain the same, Expired plates cannot be transferred, unless registration fees are paid at the time of plate transfer, You must pay a plate transfer fee of $6; • Figure and pay all applicable fees: Title fees, Registration fees, Plate fees; and • Submit your completed application, supporting documents and payment to DMV. How to Submit Your Application Take the vehicle, your completed application, supporting documents and payment to a regular or fullservice DMV office. Make checks or money orders payable to "Oregon DMV." To get a vehicle identification number inspection, you must go to a full service or regular DMV office. Note: Due to the additional costs of associated merchant fees, DMV offices only accept cash or checks and do not accept credit or debit cards; however many office locations have ATMs available. How Long Will It Take If everything is in order, plates and stickers will be issued immediately at the DMV office. Titles are mailed to applicants about three to five weeks after DMV receives the necessary paperwork.
VIN Inspections Overview This page provides information about vehicle identification number inspections. Definition VIN stands for "vehicle identification number." Most newer cars have a metal plate stamped with its own unique VIN somewhere on the dashboard. This number is recognized nationwide as a way to identify a vehicle. A VIN inspection is a physical examination of your vehicle to determine whether the VIN on your vehicle matches the VIN on the title or primary ownership document. The inspection is performed by a DMV employee or in some cases by an Oregon vehicle dealer when the vehicle is being purchased from the dealer. If necessary, DMV may refer you to an Oregon law enforcement agency to have them perform the inspection. A fee of $7 is charged for the inspection. A VIN Inspection is required for the following: • Out-of-state titled vehicles being titled in Oregon. • Vehicles being titled for the first time as totaled and/or assembled, reconstructed or replica, except manufactured structures. • Any vehicle that had a title surrendered under ORS 819.010, 819.012, 819.014 or 819.030. This includes recovered stolen vehicles that are not totaled due to damage. • Oregon salvage-titled vehicles with an application for a regular Oregon title. This applies even if the vehicle is a recovered stolen vehicle that is not totaled due to damage. • Any vehicle that DMV has reason to believe was not certified by the manufacturer as conforming to US Federal vehicle standards. Temporarily Out-of-State Vehicles If the vehicle is out of state (because the owner is in the military or lives in another jurisdiction but is domiciled in Oregon) and needs a VIN inspection, it can be done by the other state's DMV or a law enforcement officer there. Military personnel who are domiciled in Oregon and stationed outside Oregon may have a VIN inspection done by military police, a commanding officer or a provost marshal. There is no charge by Oregon for inspections done out of state. You may submit the inspection on DMV's Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Inspection (Form 735-11). New-to-Oregon New-to-Oregon vehicles that are subject to DEQ emissions testing may have the VIN inspection performed at any DEQ Testing Station if they are not from out-of-country. The $7 fee will be collected by DMV. If a vehicle is located outside the DEQ boundaries or is not required to be tested for emissions (for example, motorcycles, trailers, or diesel-powered vehicles over 8,500 pounds GVWR), or if it is a salvaged, reconstructed or out-of-country vehicle, a VIN inspection cannot be conducted by DEQ.
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