1. What documents do I need to bring to change my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

In Oregon, you will need to provide your current Driver’s License, a court order with your new name, and documents proving your identity such as a passport or birth certificate. You may also need to provide proof of your Social Security number.

2. How do I change my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

You can change your name on your Oregon driver’s license by visiting your local DMV office and providing the required documents. You will need to submit proof of a legal name change, which can include a marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order. You may also need to provide proof of identity and other supporting documents. The DMV will also require payment for a duplicate license fee.

3. How long does it take for a name change to be reflected on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

In Oregon, it generally takes between 7-10 business days for a name change to be reflected on a driver’s license. It may take longer due to backlogs or processing delays.

4. Is there an additional fee for changing my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, there is an additional fee for changing your name on your driver’s license in Oregon. The fee is $20.

5. How can I update my signature after changing my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

You will need to visit your local Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division (DMV) office to update your signature. You will need to bring your current driver’s license, a form of identification that contains your updated name, and proof that you have legally changed your name (such as a marriage certificate or court order). The DMV staff will take your new signature and update it in their system.

6. What is the process for changing my name on my Driver’s License if I’ve moved out of Oregon?

If you have moved out of Oregon and would like to change your name on your driver’s license, you will need to contact the motor vehicle agency in the state where you currently reside. The process for changing your name may vary slightly from state to state, but typically involves providing proof of identity and residency, as well as a court order showing the name change. In some cases, you may also need to submit documentation such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court judgment.

7. Can I add a middle name to my Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, you can add a middle name to your Driver’s License in Oregon. You will need to visit your local DMV office and bring proof of your legal name change. The DMV office will process a duplicate driver license and charge a fee for the duplicate license.

8. What if I am unable to visit the DMV to change my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

If you are unable to visit the DMV to change your name on your driver’s license in Oregon, you can submit an Application for Name Change (Form 735-178) to your local DMV office. This application must be notarized and include proof of your legal name change. The DMV will mail you a new driver’s license with your updated name.

9. How soon can I start using my newly updated Driver’s License with my new name in Oregon?

In Oregon, you can start using your updated driver’s license with your new name as soon as you receive it. However, you must be aware that some businesses may require you to show additional identification such as a social security card or passport in order to verify your identity.

10. Can I mail in a request to change my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, you can mail in a request to change your name on your Oregon Driver’s License. You will need to include a copy of your current license, acceptable proof of your identity (such as a birth certificate or passport), and proof of legal name change (such as a marriage certificate or court order). For more information, you can contact the Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services at (503) 945-5000.

11. Can I change the spelling of my first or last name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, you can. To change or correct the spelling of your name on your Oregon driver’s license or ID card, you must visit a DMV office in person and present legal documentation to support the spelling change. Acceptable documents include a birth certificate, passport, social security card, marriage certificate, naturalization documents or court order. A fee will be charged for the replacement license or ID card.

12. What happens if I need to renew or replace my Driver’s License before the name change is reflected in Oregon?

You will need to use your current name and driver’s license to renew or replace your driver’s license. Once the name change has been processed and is reflected in Oregon, you may show the court order to obtain a driver’s license in your new name.

13. How can I update information on my Driver’s License if I have an out-of-state license but live in Oregon?

If you have an out-of-state driver’s license but live in Oregon, you must apply for a new Oregon driver’s license within 30 days of moving to Oregon. To do so, you must go in person to any Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services office and bring the following items:

• Your out-of-state driver’s license
• Proof of your identity
• Proof of your Social Security Number
• Proof of your Oregon address
• A completed Oregon Driver License Application (Form 735-173)
• The appropriate fees

Once you are issued an Oregon driver’s license, it will replace and update the information on your out-of-state license.

14. Do I need to update any other documents after changing my name on my Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes. After you change your name on your Driver’s License, you should also update your Social Security card, passport, birth certificate, credit cards, bank accounts, and any other documents or accounts that have your legal name.

15. Is a notarized copy of a marriage certificate or court order required to change a name on a Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, a notarized copy of a marriage certificate or court order is required to change a name on a Driver’s License in Oregon.

16. Are there any age restrictions when changing a name on a Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes. You must be 18 years of age or older to change your name on your driver’s license in Oregon.

17. Are there any additional requirements for international students changing their names on driver’s licenses in Oregon?

International students are subject to the same requirements as any other resident when changing their name on their driver’s license in Oregon. All applicants must submit the appropriate documentation and fees to the DMV in order to obtain a new license. In addition, international students must also provide proof of legal presence in the United States. Acceptable forms of proof include a valid passport, visa, or other immigration documents.

18. What are the restrictions for changing a minor’s name on a driver’s license in Oregon?

In Oregon, to change a minor’s name on a driver’s license, the minor must have proof of name change from a court order or adoption decree. The minor must also present proof of birth date and identity, and proof of current address. The minor must be accompanied by the legal guardian or parent and have written permission from both parents or the legal guardian.

19. Can I change the gender marker on my driver’s license if I have changed my name in Oregon?

Yes. To change the gender marker on your driver’s license, you must:
1. Complete a Driver’s License/ID Card Application form (Form 735-173).
2. Provide proof of name change.
3. Provide proof of your correct gender.
4. Pay any applicable fees.
Your new driver’s license should reflect your new name and gender marker.

20. Do I need an appointment to update the address and/or gender marker on the driver’s license after changing the name in Oregon?

Yes, you will need to make an appointment to update the address and/or gender marker on your driver’s license after changing your name in Oregon. To make an appointment, visit Oregon DMV’s website or call your local DMV.