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CHAPTER 735 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, DRIVER AND MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES DIVISION DIVISION 22 TITLE ISSUANCE 735-022-0000 Evidence of Ownership to a Vehicle Or. Admin. R. 735-022-0000 (2010) (1) DMV has established the following as evidence of ownership of a vehicle: (a) A manufacturer's certificate of origin (MCO) as defined in OAR 735-022-0030. (b) A vehicle title or bill of sale from the owner(s) of record. (c) A completed, signed Certification of Ownership Facts (DMV Form 550). (d) A transfer by operation of law including a sheriff's bill of sale, a judgment awarding ownership interest in a vehicle, an estate settlement document or inheritance affidavit (DMV Form 516), or a Vehicle Repossession Certificate (DMV Form 263). (e) For a reconstructed or assembled vehicle, a bill of sale to the frame or unibody, whichever is applicable. (2) DMV will not issue title for a manufactured trailer without a bill of sale for the axle or trailer frame. (3) Nothing in this rule limits DMV's discretion to request or consider other information to establish evidence of ownership of a vehicle.
CHAPTER 735 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, DRIVER AND MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICES DIVISION DIVISION 22 TITLE ISSUANCE Or. Admin. R. 735-022-0050 (2010) 735-022-0050 When Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) Is Required (1) DMV requires an MCO to be submitted with an application for title for a: (a) Vehicle built by a manufacturer; and (b) Reconstructed motor truck built using a component kit. (2) For vehicles built in stages by two or more manufacturers, DMV requires an MCO from each manufacturer for the portion of the vehicle manufactured. (3) For reconstructed motor trucks rebuilt using a component kit, the MCO provided must be for the component kit. (4) Notwithstanding section (1) of this rule: (a) For vehicles with a year model of 1987 or earlier, MCO requirements apply exclusively to passenger vehicles, motor homes, mopeds, motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles and motor trucks built with component kits; (b) An MCO is not be required if the manufactured vehicle or reconstructed vehicle has been previously titled or registered in any jurisdiction. (5) DMV may require or accept an MCO in other situations. Example: When a person (other than a manufacturer) builds a vehicle and an MCO is issued for some or all of the major component parts (i.e., frame, chassis, motor).
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