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How to replace a lost driver's license in Oregon?

The state of Oregon strictly forbids driving without a driver's license. Fortunately, in the event of your license being stolen/lost, you could easily replace it. To replace the license, one could fill out the application online or in person at the nearest DMV. 

Whatever method you choose, the first step to replacing a lost license in Oregon is to report it. By reporting it, you can easily prevent identity theft and any other illegal use of your license.  

Method 1: Replacing it online: To replace the lost license online, log in to the DMV website. Answer a few security questions and pay the replacement fee of $39.50. Once you’ve paid the fee, you’ll receive an online receipt. The receipt can act as a license replacement until you receive your new license.  

Method 2: Replacing it In-person: To replace it in-person, visit the nearest DMV and bring mandatory proof of identity, like your passport or birth certificate. Make the payment ($39.50) and receive the temporary license. You will receive your new license via mail in 2-3 weeks.