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If your registration is expired, see the Renew Your Registration section for instructions. Online: Apply online at DMV2U if you have an Oregon title in your name.
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Learn how to renew your Oregon vehicle registration online, by mail, or in person. Find out the fees, requirements, and emissions testing for different types of vehicles.
Online Services. Take Your Online Knowledge Test. Renew Your Vehicle Registration. Renew Your License or ID Card. Schedule, Cancel or Change an Appointment. Replace Your License or ID Card. Driver License Standing Displayed on DMV2U. Change Your Address. Enter Emergency Contact Information.
Apply to renew and/or replace your plates online for most plates; no need to calculate your fee. Oregon title in your name, but no plates on vehicle or cannot renew and/or replace online: Visit our License Plates page to calculate your fees.
Titling and Registering Your Vehicle. You must title your vehicle in Oregon if you want to register it. These instructions will help you prepare to title and register your vehicle. To title your vehicle, mail or bring to DMV: A completed Title Application. Passenger vehicle (car, pickup, SUV) – use our guided DMV2U application.
Learn how to renew or replace your license plates online or by mail if you have an Oregon title in your name. Find out the fees, plate options, and display requirements for different types of vehicles.
Most can renew online, even if the registration has been expired for up to a year, at DMV2U.Oregon.gov; Otherwise, complete the renewal application mailed to you and follow the instructions on the letter for mailing your renewal reminder with the fee listed.
