Fillable Form DMV Oregon Vehicle Registration (735-226)

What is an Oregon Vehicle Registration Form?

The Oregon Vehicle Registration Form is a crucial document that plays a pivotal role in the process of registering a vehicle within the state of Oregon. This form serves as an official application submitted to the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to initiate or renew the registration of a motor vehicle, whether it be a car, truck, motorcycle, or any other type of vehicle subject to registration requirements.

How do I fill out an Oregon Vehicle Registration Form?

Get a copy of DMV Oregon Vehicle Registration (735-226) template in PDF format.

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Make sure to use a complete and comprehensive registration form, so that all required information is properly recorded. You can find a fillable copy of the Oregon Vehicle Registration Form here.

Vehicle Information

In this section, enter the following information, whenever applicable, about your vehicle:

• New Plate Number
• Sticker Number
• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
• Oregon Title Number
• Present Oregon Plate Number
• Expiration Date
• Year
• Make
• Style
• Reg Weight and Length
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)
  • Check “Yes” if your vehicle’s GVWR is over 26,000 LBS.
  • Check “No” if your vehicle’s GVWR does not exceed 26,000 LBS.
• Farm ID Number
• Fleet Account Number
• Equipment Number
• Fuel type used (Check the box that corresponds to the fuel type your vehicle uses)
  • Gas
  • Electric
  • Diesel
  • Propane
  • Hybrid
  • Natural Gas
  • Plug-In Hybrid
  • Flex-Fuel
  • Other (Enter the fuel type in the space provided)
• Trailer Weight
  • Check “Yes” if your trailer weighs over 8,000 LBS.
  • Check “No” if your trailer’s weight does not exceed 8,000 LBS.

Odometer Information

Reading (No Tenths)

Enter the odometer reading of your vehicle.

Date of Reading

Enter the date that the above reading was taken.

Odometer Reading Certification

This section states that you certify that the odometer reading taken is the actual mileage of the vehicle, unless one of the following boxes is marked:

• The mileage stated is in excess of its mechanical limits (has rolled over)
• The odometer reading is not actual mileage. (Warning - Odometer Discrepancy)

Owner or Lessee/Address Information

Name and Identification

Check the box that indicates whether you are entering information in this section for the owner of the vehicle or a lessee. Then enter the following information:

• Full Legal Name
• Official Driver’s License / ID / Customer Number
• Date of Birth

Address Information

Enter the following address information. Note that this information will be used to update your ODL / ID Card.

• Residence / Business Address
• City, State, ZIP Code
• County of Residence

If the above address information is not the same as your mailing address, enter the above information for your mailing address.

Joint Owner or Lessee Information

Enter the following information for each joint owner or lessee.

• Full Legal Name
• ODL / ID / Number
• Date of Birth

One-Time Mailing Address

If you are making use of a temporary mailing address for this form only, enter the following details in the spaces provided, and check the box that corresponds to whether you are only using it for registration, title, or both.

• Street Address
• City, State, and ZIP Code

Vehicle Address

Enter the following details about the address that the vehicle is located at, if it is different from your residential address.

• Street Address
• City, State, and ZIP Code
• County

Current or Previous Military Service

Enter your name and sign the form in this section if you served or are currently serving in the military.

Survivorship

Check “Yes” or “No” according to whether or not the following statements apply:

• Joint Owners or Lessees agree that title will show joint ownership with right of survivorship
• Joint Security Interest Holders agree that title will show joint security interest with right of survivorship

Security Interest Holder and/or Lessor

Enter the following information about the Security Interest Holder, Secondary Interest Holder, and/or Lessor:

• Security Interest Holder’s Name
• ODL / ID / Customer Number
• Date of Birth
• Security Interest Holder Address (Street, City, State, ZIP Code)
• Telephone Number

Insurance

Enter the name of your insurance company and your insurance policy number.

Signatures

Have the owner or lessee and the lessor sign the form in the space provided, then enter the date that the form was signed and the primary telephone number to contact the owner or lessee and the lessor respectively.

Then enter all of the above information as needed once more in the next page of the form.

Remarks

If there are any other additional pieces of information needed for this form, enter it in this section.

Name and Address Requirements

This section discusses the name and address requirements set by the DMV when filing documents.

Reconstructed/Assembled/Replica

If this title was surrendered to the DMV for the reasons outlined in this section, check only one of the boxes that applies to the vehicle:

• A reconstructed vehicle whose body looks like the vehicle described on the front of this application
• An assembled vehicle whose body does not resemble any particular year model or make of vehicle (show year in which work was completed as “YEAR” of vehicle, and “ASMBL” in the “MAKE” field on Line 2 of this application)
• A replica whose body is built to resemble and be a reproduction of a vehicle with the given year and make as described on this application.

Then enter the part name and VIN or number of the major part or parts used.

School Bus Registration

This section certifies that the use of this vehicle meets the requirements for school buses or school activity vehicles.

Enter the name of the school district(s) your vehicle is associated with.

Drug and Alcohol Testing

If you are a member of a consortium that provides testing that meets federal requirements for drug and alcohol testing, enter the name of that consortium here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What documents do I need for vehicle registration?

You'll need your vehicle's title, proof of insurance, odometer disclosure, and payment for registration fees.

Can I register my vehicle online?

Yes, you can complete the registration process online through the Oregon DMV website.

How much does vehicle registration cost in Oregon?

Registration fees vary based on the type and weight of the vehicle. You can check the DMV website for the current associated fees.

What is the renewal process for vehicle registration?

Vehicle registration renewal can be done online, by mail, or in person. You'll need to provide proof of insurance and pay the necessary renewal fees in all cases though.

Is there a late fee for renewing my vehicle registration?

Yes, there may be a late fee if you renew your registration after the expiration date. You may check the DMV website for more information on late submission and renewal fees.

How do I transfer my out-of-state vehicle registration to Oregon?

You'll need to visit the DMV with your out-of-state title, proof of insurance, and payment for the registration fees.

Can I transfer my plates from my old vehicle to a new one?

Yes, you can transfer your license plates to a new vehicle, but there may be specific requirements depending on the type of vehicle you are transferring plates from and to. Make sure to consult with your DMV office to learn more about the exact process required.

Are emissions tests required for vehicle registration in Oregon?

Emissions tests are required for certain vehicles in specific counties. Check with the DMV for details.

How often do I need to get an emissions test?

Emissions tests are typically required every two years.

Can I get a refund if I sell my vehicle before the registration expires?

Yes, you may be eligible for a refund on the unused portion of your registration fees.

What do I do if I lose my vehicle registration card?

You can request a replacement registration card from the DMV for a fee.

Do I need to notify the DMV if I change my address?

Yes, it's important to update your address with the DMV to ensure that their messages through mail reach you.