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Update your address with Oregon DMV

Oregon law requires you to tell DMV about a new address within 30 days; you can do it online or by phone.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Notify DMV within 30 daysDo this soon after you move so titling and registration are not delayed.
  2. Change it online or by phoneUse DMV2U online, or call DMV.
  3. Decide if you want a new cardDMV no longer issues address stickers. A replacement card is optional.
  4. Update your registration card yourselfDMV does not send a new registration card. Write the new address on your current one, or apply for a new card.
DMV updates your voter registration with the new address unless you say you do not want it changed.

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