Or. Admin. Code § 735-016-0060 - When Proof of Residency or Domicile Is Required
(1) DMV may require proof that a person or
business entity is eligible to obtain or renew a driver license, driver permit,
identification card or to register or renew a vehicle in Oregon. Proof may be
required when DMV has reason to believe a person or business entity is not a
resident of or domiciled in this state.
(2) When a person applies for an original or
renewal Oregon driver license, driver permit or identification card, proof of
residency or domicile may be required if:
(a)
A person provides information that the person currently resides somewhere other
than Oregon;
(b) A person has no
actual residence address, or
(c) A
person wants to use an out-of-state residence address, out-of-state mailing
address, or both.
(3)
When a person applies for vehicle registration or renewal of vehicle
registration, proof of residency or domicile may be required if:
(a) The person does not hold an Oregon driver
license, driver permit or identification card;
(b) The person's residence address is not in
Oregon; or
(c) The person has no
actual residence address.
(4) In addition to sections (2) and (3) of
this rule, DMV may at any time require proof of residency or domicile for a
driver license, permit, identification card or vehicle registration, including,
but not limited to the following:
(a) If a
business entity provides only an out-of-state business address and does not
provide an Oregon address of its established place of business, main office,
branch office or warehouse facility;
(b) If DMV receives a complaint or other
information that suggests that a person or business entity:
(A) Is or may be a resident of another
state;
(B) Used a false address or
an address that is not their residence or business address when applying for a
driver license, driver permit, identification card or vehicle registration;
or
(C) Has applied for registration
or renewal or registered a vehicle which is not eligible for Oregon
registration;
(c) If the
address provided to DMV as a residence or business address is known or
determined by DMV to be that of a service provider, such as a mail
service;
(d) If the residence or
business address provided to DMV is determined by DMV to generally be used as a
temporary residence, such as a motel, homeless shelter or campground;
(e) If the address provided to DMV is
determined by DMV to be an address that has been used by multiple applicants
for a driver license, driver permit, identification card or vehicle
registration; or
(f) If DMV
receives information that a person or business entity is engaged in applying
for vehicle registration or assisting in such application in Oregon when the
vehicle is not qualified or eligible for Oregon registration and DMV has
identified a vehicle(s) for which an application has been submitted or for
which registration was obtained as a result of the person's or business
entity's action.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619, 802.010, 803.350, 803.370, 807.050, 807.062 & 821.080
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 802.500, 802.520, 803.200, 803.325, 803.350, 803.355, 803.360, 803.370, 807.010 & 807.040, 807.045, 807.050, 807.062, 807.400, 821.080 & 826.033
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