Rule 10.010.Petition for Review of Order of Suspension under ORS 813.410
Current through August 1, 2026 · Last verified September 12, 2026
Full Text of Rule 10.010
Plain-English Summary
Review of a final order of the Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Branch of the Oregon Department of Transportation starts with a petition filed with the trial court administrator. Copies of that petition must be served on the DMV and on the Attorney General, so both the agency that issued the order and the lawyers who will defend it learn about the case at the same time.
The petition as filed must contain a certificate of service showing that those copies went out. The petition, both as filed and as served, must be accompanied by a copy of the final DMV order from which the appeal is taken. The court then has the order in front of it from the first day of the case.
The address you list for the Attorney General in that certificate of service carries forward. A later filing in this chapter is served at the address shown there, so get it right at the outset rather than correcting it under deadline pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I file a petition for review of a DMV suspension order?
With the trial court administrator. The rule sends the petition to the court's administrator rather than to the agency.
Who has to be served with the petition?
Copies must be served on the DMV and on the Attorney General.
What has to be attached to the petition?
A copy of the final order of the DMV from which the appeal is taken. The copy must accompany the petition both as it is filed and as it is served.
Does the petition need a certificate of service?
Yes. The petition filed with the trial court administrator must contain a certificate of service covering the copies sent to the DMV and the Attorney General.
Does this rule set the deadline for filing the petition?
No. The rule addresses where the petition goes, who gets served, and what travels with it. The filing deadline comes from the statute that governs review of the suspension order.