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SUMMARY: Oregon Identification Cards
Applications for an Oregon ID card must be made in person at a DMV office. You will need to provide various documents, including proof of your OR residency and proof of your identity. You will need to pay the required fee and have your photo taken. Renewals and replacements must also be made in person.
Continue reading to learn how to obtain an ID card from the Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division (DMV).
Apply for an Oregon ID Card
In Oregon, you will be eligible for a non-driver ID card as long as you are an Oregon resident and don't already have a valid ID card, driver's license, or instruction permit from any state. There is no age restriction for obtaining an ID card in Oregon.
Applications must be made in person at an OR DMV office. You will need:
- Proof of your identity, date of birth and legal U.S. presence, such as your:
- U.S. citizenship certificate.
- U.S. birth certificate.
- Foreign passport and I-94 printout.
- Proof of your Oregon residency, such as your:
- Utility bill.
- Bank statement.
- Insurance card.
- Proof of your name change (if applicable), such as your:
- Marriage certificate.
- Court order.
- Divorce decree.
- A completed Application for Driving Privileges or ID Card (Form 735-173).
- Have your photo taken.
- To surrender any valid driver's license or permit issued by any other jurisdiction or by Oregon.
- To pay the $44.50 fee.
NOTE: You must supply your Social Security number (SSN) when applying for a non-driver ID card in Oregon. If you do not have one, you must provide proof of your ineligibility, such as a letter from the Social Security Administration.
Fees for an Identification Card
- Original: $44.50.
- Renewal: $40.50.
- Replacement: $39.50.
The Oregon DMV accepts credit cards, debit cards, checks, and cash.
Renew Your State ID Card
Oregon ID cards are valid for 8 years from the time they are issued. To renew, you must visit any Oregon DMV officein person and:
- Fill out the Application for Driving Privileges or ID Card (Form 735-173).
- Provide either your Social Security number or a signed statement that certifies your ineligibility for an SSN.
- Proof of your name change (if applicable), such as your:
- Marriage certificate.
- Divorce decree.
- Court order.
- Provide proof of your new address, if it has changed.
- Have a new photo taken.
- Pay a $40.50 renewal fee.
The Oregon DMV accepts cash, credit cards, debit cards, and checks. Checks or money orders are to be payable to 'Oregon DMV'. Cash machines are also available at some DMV office locations.
NOTE: If your Oregon ID card has been expired more than 1 year, you are not eligible to renew and must apply again and pay the fee for an original ID ($44.50).
Replace Your ID Card in OR
You must visit any Oregon DMV officein person to replace a lost, destroyed, or stolen ID card. Replacements cannot be made online or by mail. You will need the same documents as required to renew your ID card as well as a check or cash to pay the $39.50 replacement fee.
If your ID is going to expire within the next 12 months, you may be able to renew it instead of replacing it.
NOTE: If you are out-of-state, you will need to wait until you return to Oregon to have your ID card replaced.
Change Your Name or Oregon Address
If you have moved, you can update the address on your Oregon ID card using the online address change system on the Oregon DMV website.
If you want your ID card to reflect your address change, you'll need to request a duplicate. Follow the instructions above.
If you have changed your name, you must go in person to and Oregon DMV office with official documents proving your name change and pay the applicable fees. If there was a misspelling that is the Oregon DMV's fault, you must go through the application process, but you will not be charged for a new identification card.
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Email the link to this formOn Mon, 14 Apr 2008 21:29:20 -0700 (PDT),
'aar...@pacbell.net' <aar...@pacbell.net> wrote:
>I have a HP Media Center Computer with Windows XP and Service Pack
>2. The computer came with Nvidia GeForce 6150 Display Adapter.
>
Was this system still in the factory configuration or had
you changed some drivers, maybe even installed windows
fresh?
If you had installed nVidia drivers, the full package from
nVidia.com, the download creates a folder on the OS
partition, typically C:nvidia in which it puts the files
prior to executing the setup routine. You might check
there, if they are present then reinstall that.
If that is not present, get the newest driver for the
chipset (motherboard) from nVidia.com. Forget video for a
moment, get the full chipset package as it may have video
driver included. Prior to installing that, since it may be
a different version you would want to go into add/remove
programs and choose to uninstall the nVidia drivers - all of
them, there may be a window where you checkmark what to
remove. When that finishes, you will need reboot the
system. When system reboots, if it detects hardware and
asks for drivers, just cancel that as many times as
necessary.
When it has finished nagging for drivers, then install the
drivers you'd downloaded from nVidia.com. All of them,
though it's your preference whether to install the IDE
driver - go ahead and try it, you can uninstall later if it
is problematic.
>For some reason, the displays have failed and can show resolutions no
>higher than 800 x 600 pixels and only 4 bit colors.
>
>I have tried to correct this by reinstalling the driver for the
>adapter from Nvidia's website. The installation went through all of
>the paces but never showed 'installation complete', but did give an
>error message :
>
> 'an error (5011 : 0x8002802b has occured while running the
>setup'.
>
>Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to correct the problem.?
>Nvidia does not have a tech support phone # listed.
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Unfortunately nVidia would not provide support for this as
they only sell chipsets to the board/system manufacturer or
OEM which is HP.
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nVidia does have a lot of customers and forums with people
owning their products so you may instead find a lot of peer
support, including someone who has resolved your problem.
You might also read their FAQ here:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=59116