Registering Your Vehicle in Oregon

Here at South Jersey Auto Tags we help auto dealers in Oregon quickly get the registrations, tags, and titles they need in a timely manner to ensure that the sales process goes off without a hitch. We invite you to contact us or fill out our online quote form for fast service.

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Mandatory with all transactions

  •  A completed Title Application
  • Original title or ownership document (certificate of origin if new vehicle);
  • Original lien releases from any previous security interest holders;
  • Original releases or bills of sale from any previous owners;
  • An odometer disclosure between you and the seller, if required (may be in the transfer area on the title or a separate disclosure form);
  • If the vehicle has an out-of-state or foreign title, a vehicle identification number (VIN) inspection is required
  • If you bought the vehicle from an out-of-state dealer and it is brand new or has 7,500 miles or less, you may need a Use Tax Certificate;
  • Proof of Identity for all purchasers and co-purchasers
  • Proof of Oklahoma Insurance
  • South Jersey Auto Tags Power of Attorney

Forms:

Title and Registration App
Bill of Sale
Odometer Disclosure
SJAT Power of Attorney

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 If your vehicle is less than 10 years old, you must have an odometer disclosure.

You do NOT need an odometer disclosure for:

  • Vehicles not manufactured with an odometer;
  • Vehicles 10 years old or older;
  • Vehicles that are not self-propelled, such as trailers or campers;
  • Vehicles with a manufacturer’s gross vehicle weight rating over 16,000 pounds;
  • Class 1 ATVs;
  • Snowmobiles; and
  • Title transfers when at least one owner is staying on the title.

The seller and buyer of a vehicle must complete the odometer disclosure using:

  • The space on the back of the title; or
  • A Secure Odometer Disclosure form 

If you bought a vehicle less than 10 years old and the title is lost or destroyed, the seller must get a replacement title.  The odometer reading can be disclosed on the back of the new title. 

If you have a loan on the vehicle, contact your lien holder.  They will probably have you provide the documents to them and they will submit your application to DMV.