DMV

Form 735-0271 - Abandoned Vehicle Certificate serves as a document to certify that a vehicle has been abandoned and is eligible for auction or disposal.

This certificate is issued when a vehicle has been left unattended, often in storage or tow yards. It provides a legal basis for disposing of the abandoned vehicle, allowing the new owner to register it properly.

Example Scenario: A tow company in Oregon has an abandoned vehicle that has been unclaimed for an extended period. They use this certificate to initiate the process of selling or disposing of the vehicle.

Form 735-0264 - Request for Correction of Title Records is used to request corrections or updates to vehicle title records in Oregon.

This form is essential when there are errors or inaccuracies in the title records. It allows vehicle owners or authorized parties to request necessary corrections or updates to ensure accurate documentation.

Example Scenario: An Oregon vehicle owner discovers an error in their vehicle's title record, such as a misspelled name or incorrect vehicle information. They use this form to request a correction.

Form 735-0263 - Vehicle Repossession Certificate is used to provide the Oregon DMV with essential details about a vehicle that has been repossessed by a lender or creditor.

When a lender repossesses a vehicle due to non-payment, this form is used to document the repossession and transfer of the vehicle. It's crucial for establishing the change in ownership and responsibility.

Form 735-0230 - Salvage Title, Application for Replacement is used to request a replacement salvage title when the original has been lost, stolen, or damaged.

If a vehicle has been issued a salvage title, and that title is lost or damaged, the owner can use this form to apply for a replacement. It's essential for maintaining proper documentation of the vehicle's status.

Example Scenario: The owner of a salvage vehicle in Oregon has lost the original salvage title. They need to apply for a replacement to prove the vehicle's status.

Form 735-0229 - Application for Salvage Title is used to apply for a salvage title for a vehicle in Oregon that has been significantly damaged or deemed a salvage vehicle.

This form is necessary when a vehicle has been declared a salvage and the owner wishes to retitle it as such. Salvage titles indicate that a vehicle has been significantly damaged or written off by insurance companies.

Form 735-0227 - Transitional Ownership Document (TOD) serves as a temporary ownership document used when buying or selling a vehicle in Oregon before the title is transferred.

The TOD allows for limited operation of the vehicle while the new owner completes the title transfer process. It's often used when immediate use of the vehicle is needed before the title is fully transferred.

Example Scenario: A person in Oregon has sold their vehicle, but the title transfer process takes some time. In the meantime, the new owner can use the TOD to legally operate the vehicle.

Form 735-6050B - Commercial Driver Training School Instructor Application is used by individuals applying to become commercial driver training school instructors in Oregon.

This form is designed for those seeking to become instructors in commercial driver training schools. It includes sections for personal information, education, and professional experience related to commercial driving instruction.

Form 735-7315 - Application for Fleet Registration is used by businesses or organizations in Oregon to register a fleet of vehicles, which can include multiple vehicles registered under a single fleet account.

This form streamlines the registration process for entities with multiple vehicles by allowing them to register all fleet vehicles under a single account, which simplifies management and often comes with certain benefits or requirements.

Form 735-7212 - Low-Speed Vehicle Certification is used for certifying that a vehicle meets the criteria to be classified as a low-speed vehicle in Oregon.

Low-speed vehicles are a specific category of vehicles, and this form certifies that a vehicle meets the necessary requirements to be classified as such. These vehicles are typically electric vehicles designed for use in certain low-speed areas.

Form 735-6747 - Odometer Repair or Replacement Certification is used to certify the repair or replacement of an odometer in a vehicle in Oregon.

This form is used when the odometer in a vehicle is repaired or replaced, and it certifies the accuracy of the newly installed odometer, ensuring it accurately reflects the vehicle's mileage.

Example Scenario: An Oregon vehicle owner had their odometer repaired, and they need to certify that the repaired odometer accurately reflects the vehicle's actual mileage. They complete this form for that purpose.