DMV

Form 735-6950 - Application for Transitional Ownership Document (TOD) Filing Fee Account serves as a request to establish an account for filing fees related to Transitional Ownership Documents (TODs) in Oregon.

This form is used by individuals or entities who frequently deal with TOD filings to streamline the payment process and efficiently manage fees associated with TODs.

Oregon DMV Form 735-6927, the "Stolen Vehicle Notification," is used for reporting the theft of a vehicle to the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This form serves to notify the DMV of the vehicle's status as stolen and, if the vehicle is later recovered, to provide essential information for updating DMV records and addressing the status of the vehicle.

The Oregon DMV Form 735-6890, also known as the "Notice of Sale or Transfer of a Vehicle," is a document used by the Oregon Department of Transportation - Driver and Motor Vehicle Services to record and communicate the sale or transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle. This form serves as a vital tool in updating the DMV's records and ensuring a seamless transition of ownership. Importantly, this form is not a bill of sale; it is meant for reporting the transfer of ownership to the DMV.

Form 735-6797 - Small Estate Certification serves as a legal document used to certify that an estate qualifies as a "small estate" in Oregon, allowing for simplified transfer of vehicle ownership.

This form is used to streamline the process of transferring vehicle ownership when the estate of a deceased person qualifies as a "small estate," reducing the need for full probate proceedings.

Form 735-6775 - Certification of Vehicle Date of Purchase is used to certify the date of purchase for a vehicle when there is a discrepancy between the date on the title and the actual purchase date.

This form is used to correct discrepancies in the recorded purchase date of a vehicle and certify the accurate date of purchase for title and registration purposes.

Example Scenario: A vehicle owner in Oregon realizes that there is an error in the recorded purchase date on their vehicle title. They use this form to correct and certify the accurate date of purchase.

Form 735-6644 - Certification of Ownership For an Assembled Light Trailer or Heavy Trailer serves as a certification for individuals who have assembled a light or heavy trailer in Oregon.

This form is used to document the ownership of assembled trailers and is necessary for titling and registration. It certifies that the trailer meets safety and legal requirements in the state.

Form 735-6511 - Assembled, Reconstructed or Replica Vehicle Certification is used to certify the status of vehicles that have been assembled, reconstructed, or are replicas.

This form is used to certify that vehicles with unique origins or modifications meet Oregon's requirements for registration and titling. It helps ensure the accurate classification and legal status of these vehicles.

Form 735-6436 - Certification of Liens On an Imported Vehicle is used to certify and document liens on vehicles imported into Oregon from other states or countries.

When a vehicle is imported into Oregon and liens exist, this form is used to certify and document those liens for title purposes in the state of Oregon.

Example Scenario: A person moves to Oregon from another state or country, bringing their vehicle with them. If the vehicle has outstanding liens, they use this form to document those liens for Oregon title purposes.

Form 735-1403 - Diesel Retrofit Exemption Form serves as a request for exemption from diesel retrofit requirements for certain vehicles operating in Oregon.

This form is used to request an exemption from specific diesel retrofit requirements for vehicles that do not meet the usual criteria. It allows for flexibility in environmental compliance for certain vehicles.

Form 735-0524 - Lien Satisfaction, Statement of (Release of Security Interest) is used to request the removal of a lienholder from the vehicle's title once a loan or lien has been paid off.

When a vehicle owner has paid off their loan or debt secured by the vehicle, this form is used to request the removal of the lienholder from the title, establishing clear ownership.

Example Scenario: An Oregon vehicle owner has paid off their car loan, and the lienholder (e.g., a bank) needs to be removed from the title. The owner uses this form to initiate the process.