| Titling a Salvage Vehicle |
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| Salvage Title - When to Apply |
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If you have a vehicle from out of state that has been totaled and not rebuilt, you may apply for an Oregon salvage title. See information about damaged vehicles.
If your Oregon-titled vehicle has been declared totaled and you have kept the vehicle, you have 30 days to apply for either a salvage title or a reconstructed title.
If you have a vehicle from out of state that has been rebuilt, you may apply for a new title. The new title will show there was previous damage. Follow procedures for Titling an Out-of-State Vehicle if You Have the Title.
If an out-of-state vehicle has terms like "junked" on the title, DMV will not issue a title. See information on junked vehicles.
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| Salvage Title - How to Apply |
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- The seller must give you the title or primary ownership document.
- Previous owners must release their interest. Releases may be on:
- Back of title; or
- Bill of Sale; or
- Lien Release; or
- Secure Odometer Disclosure/Reassignment form (see odometer discosure, below)
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Fill out an Application for Salvage Title.
- Include odometer disclosure, if applicable.
- Back of title; or
- On a Secure Odometer Disclosure/Reassignment form. Contact DMV if you need a form.
- Salvage title fee: $17 (make check or money order payable to Oregon DMV)
Mail in your title, documents, and fees to:
Oregon DMV
Salvage Titles
1905 Lana Ave NE
Salem, OR 97314
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