How to renew your car registration in Oregon
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Living in Oregon comes with many different benefits. Great atmosphere and pristine roads are just some of the perks this state has to offer. When you move to this state for the first time, you need to make sure the vehicle you drive is registered with the Oregon DMV. You will need to renew this registration every year. DMV will send you a notice in the mail that will let you know when the renewal is due and what you need to do to deal with it. Here are some of the methods you can use when trying to deal with this registration renewal.
Internet access for renewal
If you would like to use the online renewal option offered by the State of Oregon, you need to follow these steps:
- Go to the DMV website
- If you are eligible to use this feature, a code will be included in your renewal notice.
- Keep the numbers from your title and license plate handy to enter.
- Pay the fees the system says you owe
Personal handling of things
To apply for an extension in person, you must contact your local Oregon DMV office. Before heading to the DMV, be sure to bring the following items with you:
- Completed renewal notice and application
- Vehicle insurance policy
- Your Oregon Driver's License
- Payment to cover fees you owe
If you intend to mail this information, be sure to use the following address:
DMV Registration Renewal
1905 Lana Avenue NE
Salem, OR 97314
Oregon Renewal Fee
Below are the fees you will be required to pay when attempting to renew your registration:
- Passenger cars cost $86 to upgrade
- Hybrid cars cost $86 to upgrade
Emission requirements
If you live in the Portland or Medford area, you will need to check your emissions. Usually, the notice you get from the Oregon DMV tells you what you need to do to get this process processed.
Be sure to visit the Oregon DMV website for more information on what you need to do to meet all renewal requirements.
