1. What is the Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License status in Oregon?

In Oregon, the Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License are both available. The Real ID is a federally compliant identification card that is accepted for domestic air travel and accessing certain federal facilities. The Enhanced Driver’s License is an optional form of identification which combines a standard driver’s license with a passport card. It allows people to have a secure, government-issued ID that can be used for international air travel between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean Islands.

2. Is Oregon compliant with the Real ID Act?

Yes, Oregon complies with the Real ID Act. The Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) began issuing Real ID-compliant driver’s licenses and identification cards in July 2020.

3. Does Oregon offer a Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License program?

Yes, Oregon does offer a Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License program. The program allows Oregon residents to apply for a federally-compliant driver’s license or ID card that meets the federal Real ID requirements. The Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) also allows Oregon residents to cross the Canadian border without needing a passport.

4. Is a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License required to obtain a driver’s license in Oregon?

No, a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License is not required to obtain a driver’s license in Oregon.

5. What documentation is required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

In order to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon, the following documents will need to be presented:

1. Proof of identity, such as a valid U.S. passport or certified copy of a birth certificate.

2. Proof of social security number, such as a Social Security Card or W-2 form.

3. Proof of residency, such as a valid Oregon driver’s license, utility bill, or bank statement.

4. Two documents that prove Oregon residency, such as a vehicle registration, rental lease agreement, or voter registration card.

5. Your current driver’s license or ID card.

6. What are the fees associated with obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

The fee for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon is $60. This fee includes a $5 technology fee, and a $50 driver’s license fee.

7. How long is a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License valid for in Oregon?

Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses in Oregon are valid for 8 years.

8. Are there any special restrictions for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, there are certain restrictions for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon. To apply for your Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License, you must show proof of legal presence in the U.S., proof of your Social Security number, two documents that prove Oregon residency, and two documents proving your identity. You must also show proof of any name changes, such as a marriage certificate or court documents. Additionally, you will need to pass a vision test, surrender any previous driver’s licenses, and pay the applicable fees.

9. Does Oregon accept Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses from other states?

Yes, Oregon does accept Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses from other states.

10. Can a person with a temporary visa obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

No, the Oregon DMV does not issue Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s Licenses to people with a temporary visa.

11. Can a person use their Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License as identification for domestic air travel in Oregon?

Yes, a person may use their Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License as identification for domestic air travel in Oregon.

12. Are there any special requirements for renewing a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, in order to renew a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon, you must provide proof of identity (such as a valid U.S. Passport or Birth Certificate), proof of Social Security number (such as a Social Security card or W-2) and two proofs of Oregon residency (such as utility bills or bank statements). Additionally, you must bring in the documents used to obtain your initial Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License, or you may be asked to provide additional documentation.

13. How can I apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

To apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon, visit your local DMV office and bring the following documents: proof of identity, such as a passport, birth certificate, or Social Security card; proof of Oregon residency, such as a driver’s license, utility bill, or bank statement; proof of Social Security number; and two proofs of address. You will also need to fill out an application form and pay any applicable fees.

14. Does Oregon have any additional requirements for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License?

Yes. In addition to the requirements for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon, applicants must provide proof of current address, such as a utility or phone bill, and their Social Security number. Applicants must also pass a vision screening and provide their Social Security card if they are a new resident.

15. Can I use my Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License for international travel from Oregon?

No, Oregon does not issue Enhanced Driver’s Licenses or Real IDs. You will need to get a passport for international travel.

16. Is there an age limit for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, there is an age limit for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon. The minimum age for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon is 18 years old.

17. Is a vision test required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, a vision test is required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon.

18. Is there a waiting period to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

Yes, there is a waiting period to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon. The waiting period is typically 3-4 weeks after applying for the cards.

19. What forms of payment are accepted when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon?

In Oregon, you can pay for your Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License with a check, money order, or credit/debit card. Cash is not accepted.

20. Are there any special considerations when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Oregon for military personnel and veterans?

Yes, military personnel and veterans in Oregon are eligible for waived fees when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License. All that is required is a valid military ID, and proof of Oregon residency.