OAR 735-062-0096: Surrendered Driver License, Driver Permit or Identification Card

(1) When DMV issues an interim driver card or an interim identification card to an applicant under OAR 735-062-0094, DMV will invalidate and return the driver license, driver permit or identification card the applicant surrendered. An invalidated driver license or driver permit may not be used as proof of driving privileges, but is not deemed cancelled under ORS 801.175. (2) DMV will invalidate a surrendered driver license, driver permit or identification card by hole-punching the card. (3) The invalidated driver license, driver permit or identification card must be destroyed by the applicant when: (a) A valid driver license, driver permit or identification card issued and mailed by DMV is received by the applicant; or (b) Driving privileges or rights to an identification card have been suspended, cancelled or revoked. (4) A foreign driver license that is surrendered under a reciprocity agreement with the country that issued the license will be handled as specified in the agreement. (5) Before issuing, renewing or replacing any driver license, driver permit or identification card DMV will make an inquiry to the SPEXS Verification System to determine if an applicant holds a driver license, permit or identification card from out-of-state. (6) If DMV determines the applicant holds a driver license, driver permit or identification card from out-of-state, the applicant will be given the opportunity to surrender privileges from the other jurisdiction.