If the court decides you need to register as a sex offender, you must register within 10 days of:
- Release from a secure facility, including an OYA close custody facility, a prison, a jail, or a detention center
- Any change in residence, including moving out of Oregon
- Your birthday each year, even if your address has not changed
- The first day you attend a college or other higher education institution as a student
- A change in student enrollment status at a higher education institution
- The first day you volunteer at or become an intern at an institution of higher education
- A change in your volunteer or intern status at an institution of higher education
- Your first day at a new job at an institution of higher education or at a job that takes you to a campus
- A change in your job status at an institution of higher education or at a job that takes you to a campus.
You must report in person to Oregon State Police, your local county sheriff’s office, or local city police department.
You are responsible for keeping your address current with OSP.
You must register as a sex offender for life, unless a court has granted you relief from registration.