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this archived document is maintained by the Oregon State Library as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes. Possessory Liens/ abandoned Vehicles Oregon DMV In order to title a vehicle , one must have acquired a legal interest through some legal process. A tower claiming a possessory lien must have a valid tow business certificate issued under ORS this packet contains: information about asking advice from DMV, general information on some situations where ownership of a vehicle may be transferable through a possessory lien process, information on abandoned vehicles, information on documents and fees needed to apply for title, answers to some frequently asked questions not otherwise covered in the above information, and the DMV-issued forms to use when applying for title when a vehicle has been sold based on a possessory lien foreclosure, copies of some of the laws covering the most common possessory lien and abandoned vehicle situations (you also may obtain copies of laws at your local library or by Internet access at ).
In the case of an abandoned vehicle, any transfer of interest will be involuntary and require some form of legal process (operation of law). One cannot simply obtain title because the vehicle …
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Title Application or Tax Collector Hearing, Title Application or Tax Collector Hearing Statement, Vehicle, Abandoned vehicle, ODOMETER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT, Statement, SALVOR’S APPLICATION/INVOICE, City/county association of governments, STATEMENT OF ABANDONED VEHICLE, Abandoned Recreational Vehicle Title Affidavit, Abandoned, PennDOT Pub 460, STORAGE LIEN FOR ABANDONED VEHICLE, Damage disclosure statement, Certification of Sales Under Special Conditions