What this fee covers
Oregon DMV publishes a fee list for driver licensing and ID card transactions.
The renewal fee on this page reflects the Class C (non-commercial) renewal fees shown in that list.
Official guide
Driver License Renewal Fee in Oregon
See Oregon driver license renewal fees for Class C licenses, endorsement options, and renewal timing rules.
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Title: Driver Licensing & ID Card Fees | Oregon DMV
Section: The Oregon DMV fee list shows renewal fees of $54 for a Class C (non-commercial) driver license, $82 for a Class C renewal with a motorcycle endorsement, $54 for a Class C renewal with a farm endorsement, $54 for a moped-restricted Class C renewal, and $214 for a Class C renewal with an upgrade to a commercial driver license. The replacement fee list shows $30 for a replacement Class C license.
Last updated: 2024-01-02
Verified on: 2026-01-16 by LocalFees Research
Conflict status: none
Source URL: https://www.oregon.gov/odot/dmv/pages/fees/driver.aspx
At a glance
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Fee
$54
Oregon DMV's fee list shows a $54 renewal fee for a Class C (non-commercial) driver license. It lists $82 for a Class C renewal with a motorcycle endorsement, $54 for a Class C renewal with a farm endorsement, $54 for a moped-restricted Class C renewal, and $214 for a Class C renewal with an upgrade to a commercial driver license. The replacement fee list shows $30 for a replacement Class C license.
Deadline
Renewals are allowed up to 12 months before or up to two years after expiration, and up to six months after military discharge. Licenses expired more than two years require a new application, original fees, and required tests.
Waiting period
Not published
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Where to file
Oregon Driver & Motor Vehicle Services (DMV)Source
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2026-01-16
Guide
What you need to know before you apply.
These sections summarize official guidance and highlight the steps that most often cause delays.
Summary
- Fee: $54
- Deadline: Renewals are allowed up to 12 months before or up to two years after expiration, and up to six months after military discharge. Licenses expired more than two years require a new application, original fees, and required tests.
- Where to file: Oregon Driver & Motor Vehicle Services (DMV)
Standard Class C renewal fee
The DMV fee list shows a $54 renewal fee for a Class C (non-commercial) driver license.
Other renewal fees by license type
The renewal fee list shows $82 for a Class C renewal with a motorcycle endorsement, $54 for a Class C renewal with a farm endorsement, $54 for a moped-restricted Class C renewal, and $214 for a Class C renewal with an upgrade to a commercial driver license.
Replacement license fee
The replacement fee list shows $30 for a replacement Class C (non-commercial) driver license.
When you can renew
Oregon DMV says you can renew up to 12 months before or up to two years after your license expires.
It also allows renewal up to six months after military discharge.
If your license has been expired for more than two years, you must apply for a new license, pay the original fee, and take required tests.
Online renewal eligibility
DMV says you may renew online if your photo is less than nine years old, you want to keep your current photo, height, and weight, and you can provide proof of address if you changed it.
You must not be switching to a REAL ID unless you already have one, and you must not have a farm or hazmat endorsement, a limited term license, or pending changes to restrictions or endorsements. You must be eligible and able to pay by debit or credit card.
DMV notes drivers age 65 or older cannot renew online and must complete a vision test in person.
In-person renewal requirements
DMV says in-person renewal requires proof of identity and address, payment of the renewal fee, and a new photo.
If you are age 65 or older, you must pass a vision test in person.
First-time REAL ID applicants must bring additional documents and renew at a DMV office.
Planning checklist for applicants
Use this checklist to align with Oregon renewal rules and fees:
- Confirm the $54 Class C renewal fee and add endorsement fees if they apply.
- Renew within 12 months before or two years after expiration to avoid starting a new license application.
- Check online eligibility, including photo age, endorsement limits, and address proof requirements.
- If you are 65 or older, plan for an in-person vision test.
- Gather proof of identity and address before visiting a DMV office.
Common reasons renewals get delayed
Renewals get delayed when the license has been expired for more than two years, when applicants are not eligible for online renewal due to age or endorsement status, or when proof of identity or address is missing for an in-person visit.
Official sources and disclaimer
Official sources for this page include Oregon DMV's Driver Licensing & ID Card Fees and the Get a Driver License - Over 18 renewal guidance.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Always confirm details with Oregon DMV.
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