Fraud Prevention Communication

What to do if you are a victim of fraud...

Online
Apply at DMV2U

By Mail

Fill out an application;
Mail your application and $5 (pay by check or money order to "DMV") to:

DMV Services

1905 Lana Ave NE

Salem, OR 97314

Replace Month and/or Year Stickers

Online:

Apply at DMV2U

By Mail:

Fill out an application and write in the Remarks are which replacement stickers you need; and
Mail your application and $10 for year stickers, no fee for month stickers (pay by check or money order to "DMV") to:

DMV Services

1905 Lana Ave NE

Salem, OR 97314

Replace Plates/Change Plates

If your registration is expired, see the Renew Your Registration section for instructions.

Online:

Apply online at DMV2U if you have an Oregon title in your name. If the plate you want is not available online you must submit your application by mail.

By Mail:

Fill out an application;
Choose your plates and calculate the fees;
Mail your application and fees (pay by check or money order to ”DMV”) to:

Dispute of Ownership and Stolen Vehicle Information Sheet

This form provides general information about what to do if a vehicle has been stolen. It also explains what is required by DMV to process requests for administrative notations on DMV vehicle records.

Use the Fraud Prevention Complaint Form to submit your inquiry for any of the following reasons:

Identity Theft Concerns - e.g., DMV information or identity has been stolen or compromised. You may also visit the Identity Theft page for more information.
Counterfeit license inquiries.
DMV Workplace Misconduct - e.g., Reports of DMV staff behaving inappropriately, or utilizing DMV resources outside of the scope of their assigned duties, etc.
Residency/domicile fraud.

These are fake messages designed to get you to click on a link and provide personal information or send money.

We recommend ignoring, deleting and blocking texts or emails requesting personal information on behalf of DMV or ODOT.
You can report scams and suspicious communications to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. It will help to include the phone number from which the text originated, and any website listed within the text.
The Port of Hood River does administer a tolling program and under ORS 381.312(3)(a)(B), ODOT will not allow a person to renew registration on a vehicle with unpaid tolls. In this case, we do send notice to individuals with unpaid tolls. However, these notices are sent by physical mail, not text or email.