Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Oregon (2026)
7 rules on the books across Oregon, 5 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Solicitor Permits
Permits required for door-to-door salespeople and canvassers, including background check requirements and permitted hours of operation.
Beaverton
Some RestrictionsAnyone going door-to-door in Beaverton to sell goods or solicit money must carry a current City business license and…
Read full rule →Eugene
Some RestrictionsEugene doesn't require door-to-door sellers to carry a separate city permit, but EC 3.845 forces every commercial…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsWashington County does not issue countywide solicitor permits; cities regulate independently. Beaverton (BC 7.04)…
Read full rule →No-Knock Registry
Programs that let homeowners register to opt out of door-to-door solicitation, and the penalties for solicitors who ignore the list.
Oregon: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsOregon's Home Solicitation Sales Act (ORS 83.710-83.750) gives consumers a statewide three-day right to cancel…
Read full rule →Beaverton
Some RestrictionsBeaverton restricts door-to-door solicitation to 8 a.m.–9 p.m. and bars solicitors entirely from any residence posting…
Read full rule →Hillsboro
Some RestrictionsHillsboro homeowners can bar door-to-door solicitors by posting a readable 'no solicitors' sign, and entering to…
Read full rule →Medford
Some RestrictionsMedford lets any resident block door-to-door sales by posting a sign. Under Code Section 5.282, a plainly visible "NO…
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