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Oregon — Vehicle Dismantler Bond

Match the dismantler's names and premises to Oregon's $100,000 security before completing the certificate application.

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Recorded state
Oregon
Bond type
Auto Dismantler / Salvage Dealer Bond
Category
Vehicles, titles & transportation

What this bond does

Oregon DMV's dismantler application includes the $100,000 undertaking and permits the specified letter-of-credit alternative. This application is for the surety bond. The security supports the dismantler certificate, not a private vehicle's title or a different vehicle-business license.

Who needs it
Businesses seeking Oregon dismantler certification for vehicle salvage or destruction, or for dealing in or processing stocked used major components. DMV describes an exception for component work that is part of new-vehicle sales or repair; match the actual activity before ordering.
Who it protects
The actual bond binds the principal and surety to the State of Oregon and conditions the business on avoiding fraud, fraudulent representation and the specified Vehicle Code violations. It is one continuous obligation with the stated aggregate limit across renewal, not insurance on the yard or a fresh automatic allowance at every renewal.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Keep names, premises and the month-end date consistent

Form 373 requires the legal name, business name and location on the bond to match the dismantler application. Check any additional premises and the owner, partner, LLC member or corporate-officer signature alongside the surety's execution and seal.

DMV describes a two-year certificate. The actual bond expires with that certificate, may be renewed and must show a last-day-of-month expiration. Coordinate the actual accepted period instead of assuming an anniversary date or a duration not listed on this catalog option.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Confirm the dismantler file, principal, $100,000 sum, accepted undertaking and dates before applying. The application, site approvals and fire/environmental documents still follow DMV's requirements; issuance by the provider is not a certificate.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm the actual activity belongs in the dismantler certificate process.
  2. Match legal/business names, Registry/NMVTIS details and premises to Form 373.
  3. Use the accepted $100,000 bond with the proper applicant/surety execution.
  4. Coordinate the certificate period and required month-end expiration.
  5. Prepare the actual site, fire and applicable environmental documents separately.

Questions about this bond

Does every repair business handling used components need this certificate?

DMV notes an exception where the component activity is part of a business selling new vehicles or repairing vehicles. Describe the actual operations and confirm the correct process before ordering dismantler security.

Does renewal create another automatic $100,000 claim allowance?

The posted undertaking is one continuous obligation and limits the surety's liability to its penalty even if renewed or continued. Read the issued bond and current file rather than assuming renewal restores a separate allowance.

Must I buy a fresh bond when the name or location changes?

The application instructions call for the relevant correction application and a bond rider, with other supporting documents for the actual change. Confirm the required amendment before assuming another full purchase is needed.

Does the bond complete the certificate application?

No. DMV also requires the actual application and supporting documents. Its instructions distinguish initial location approval from renewal and separately address fire and applicable environmental requirements.

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