If you're waiting to get a title registration from the Oregon DMV, be prepared for a backlog. The backlog has been going on since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Some people are ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Oregon DMV has opened its books for appointments, and in just ten days has received over 100,000 requests.

PORTLAND, Ore — Oregon’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is still working through a backlog of customers after being shut down during the beginning of the pandemic. People who need to ...

Thinking about making an appointment with the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles? Expect a wait, since the state agency is still facing a three-month backlog due to the pandemic-related delays.

Here's why some Oregon DMV offices may be closed The Dallas and Stayton offices have been closed at times, as have many smaller offices throughout the state.

Oregon DMV said Friday it will accept appointments at another 16 field offices starting next week for services that must be done in-person. But some officers remain closed until further notice ...

Like many state agencies, the Oregon DMV is getting back to normal in many respects after COVID-19 restrictions have been eased. But one pandemic-inspired change will stick around.

The breach potentially compromised the personal information of 3.5 million Oregonians, but it did not disrupt DMV computer systems or office operations.

For those Oregonians aching to get out, one state agency has an exciting proposition: Book an appointment with the DMV. Yes, instead of taking a number and sitting inside a waiting room, Oregon ...

The Oregon DMV says it is opening up 200,000 appointment slots for January and February 2021 after a new bill will provide anyone the opportunity to get a driver's license. The DMV says Driver ...

On June 2, DMV started accepting requests for in-person appointments at its offices. As of Thursday, the agency has received 98,361 requests and scheduled 26,325 appointments for Oregonians. By ...

Oregon DMV officials acknowledged this week they still don’t know how many people are stuck in limbo waiting for paperwork to be addressed or other services at the state office.