Last Updated 1st of August, 2010

How do I order personalized plates and vanity plates in Oregon? Oregon

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The state of Oregon issues two license plates for passenger vehicles, both of which must be clearly displayed. You can obtain personalized plates by submitting the following to the DMV:

  • Completed Form 268, Application for Registration, Renewal, Replacement or Transfer of Plates and/or Stickers.
  • Completed Form 205, Custom Plate Application.
  • $5 fee for two plates, or $3 for one plate.
  • Registration renewal fees, if applicable.
You can apply for vanity plates in person at a local DMV branch, or by mailing all documents and fees to the following address:

DMV Headquarters
1905 Lana Ave. NE
Salem, OR 97314

If you do not receive your specialty plates within 10 weeks, contact the DMV directly at: (503) 945-5000.

Custom License Plate Designs

The following custom designs are standard issue:

  • Tree
  • Salmon
  • HAM amateur radio operator
  • Cultural
  • Special interest
  • Antique
The DMV website provides a complete catalog of license plate designs.

Personalized Plate Requirements

Your personalized plate can display one to six alphabetical or numerical characters, in addition to an extra space or hyphen. No further grammatical marks or special characters are permitted.

For more information about personalized plate requirements, including how ordering a personalized plate affects your regular vehicle registration fees, contact your local DMV branch.

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