How Oregon SR-22 Filing Works
The "Re-Suspension" Trap
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Who Needs to File in OR?
- DUII Conviction: Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants is the most common reason for a filing requirement.
- Uninsured Accident: Being involved in a reportable accident while driving without insurance.
- Reckless Driving: Serious moving violations often carry a 3-year certificate mandate.
- Mandatory Suspension: Any administrative suspension resulting from a lack of financial responsibility.
Don't Own a Car in Oregon?
You can still get reinstated! An Oregon Non-Owner SR-22 Policy covers you as a driver for any vehicle you borrow or rent. It satisfies the Oregon DMV requirement and is typically the most affordable way to restore your license.
Read our full guide on Non-Owner policiesThe OR Reinstatement Timeline
Check Requirements
Log into the Oregon DMV 'Online Services' portal or contact a DMV office to verify your specific suspension items.
Secure SR-22
Purchase an qualifying policy. Your insurance company will electronically transmit the certificate to the Salem DMV.
Pay Reinstatement Fee
Pay the mandatory reinstatement fee (typically $75) online or at a DMV field office.
Status Valid
Once the SR-22 is logged and all fees are cleared, your driving privilege is officially restored.
The Cost of Non-Compliance
Driving while suspended or letting your SR-22 lapse carries severe penalties in Oregon:
First Offense
Immediate License Suspension
Court Fines
Fines + Administrative Assessments
SR-22 Period
Reset to Day 1 (Full 3 Years)
Insurance
Policy Cancellation or Non-Renewal